Terence Cosgrave is an Editor at Irish Medical Times. He focuses on health and wellness, exploring themes in medicine and healthcare, as well as cultural and societal impacts on health. Terence's work has been featured in various publications, emphasizing topics such as mental health care, oncology, and wellness programs.
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Ireland continues to debate what others have already demonstrated, writes Terence Cosgrave I remember the 80s.
By: Terence Cosgrave
Breastfeeding should be promoted vigorously, but mothers who cannot or do not breastfeed require safe, respectful and evidence-based support, writes Terence Cosgrave
Ireland should welcome proper research into peptides, but require its familiar luggage: manufacturing data, toxicology, controlled trials and honest reporting, writes Terence Cosgrave
If someone does not have post graduate qualifications at level 9 QQI there is likely to be many missed pathologies, writes Terence Cosgrave
Sonographers who are contracted as third parties to do work for the HSE do not require the same qualifications as sonographers who are HSE employees, writes Terence Cosgrave
General practice is the point at which illness can be detected early, chronic disease can be managed continuously, and unnecessary hospital treatment can be avoided, writes Terence Cosgrave
The frightened parent does not need to be defeated, they need to be understood, reassured and guided towards the decision that protects their child, writes Terence Cosgrave
By: Terence Cosgrave
What cannot work is a system in which the loudest campaign automatically gets the money, writes Terence Cosgrave
By: Terence Cosgrave
The better question is how many of the things currently done by doctors will still require doctors, writes Terence Cosgrave
The HSE must conduct a comprehensive audit of paper-storage facilities, develop proper systems to track records, securely destroy material that should no longer be retained and identify buildings that are unsuitable for storage, writes Terence Cosgrave
