ANNUAL REVIEW master Final3a - St Vincent's University Hospital

ANNUAL REVIEW master Final3a - St Vincent's University Hospital ANNUAL REVIEW master Final3a - St Vincent's University Hospital

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Education & Research Pharmaceutical Representatives The link for the pharmaceutical companies in St. Vincent’s University Hospital is the Postgraduate Department. The companies sponsor the medical and surgical lunch and breakfast meetings and in turn the representative meets the consultants and NCHDs to discuss their products. This link is important for both doctors and medical representatives. The Library The Library and Information Service (LIS) facilitates the staff of the three hospitals in St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group and all students, resident or on placement. The LIS supports the information needs of its users and therefore the clinical practice, education and research activities of the Group. The LIS collections comprise print and electronic resources including books, journals, reports, databases etc. The electronic resources can be accessed through the SVUH IT network and intranet and are also available remotely with an Athens account, which all staff may apply for. UCD’s electronic collections are available on the 17 PCs in the Library. These are strictly for research or hospital business (e.g. patient care) only. We offer basic and advanced training on all our electronic products, by appointment. Other services include: lending service, document delivery, photocopying, scanning and printing (b/w and colour). Postgraduate Medical Training Booklet This booklet is compiled and circulated bi-annually by the Postgraduate Department. It contains valuable information re conferences / meetings / tutorials that occur in the hospital. Prof. Walter McNicholas Co-ordinator of Postgraduate Education. Return to Contents 56

St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group Limited - Annual Review 2007 Education & Research Academic Activities DMMC/CONWAY INSTITUTE Immunobiology Course 2007 10th January – 7th March 2007 Venue: Education & Research Centre The aim of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts and terminology required to understand immunology. At the end of the course, participants should be familiar with the terms and models of innate and adaptive immunity and be conversant with the names and functions of the organs, cells, molecules and genes involved in initiating and mediating immune responses. Participants should be able to explain fundamental immunological concepts and discuss the roles of key components of the immune system including acute phase proteins, complement, haematopoietic cells, immunoglobulins and cytokines in protecting against disease. The course will also provide an understanding of some basic concepts of immunological dysregulation seen in inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, allergy, malignancy and immunopathogenesis and appreciate genomic influences on these processes. Recommended Text Immunobiology (6th Ed). C.A. Janeway, P. Travers, M. Walport, M. Shlomchik (Garland / Churchill Livingstone). Course Leader Prof. Cliona O’Farrelly, Education & Research Centre, St. Vincent's University Hospital Contributors Prof. Denis Reen, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children Dr Elizabeth Ryan, E.R.C., St. Vincent's University Hospital Dr John Baugh, UCD Conway Institute of Biomolecular & Biomedical Science Dr Jean Fletcher, School of Biochemistry & Immunology, TCD Prof. Doug Veale, St. Vincent's University Hospital Return to Contents 57

Education & Research<br />

Pharmaceutical Representatives<br />

The link for the pharmaceutical companies in <strong>St</strong>. Vincent’s <strong>University</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong> is the Postgraduate<br />

Department. The companies sponsor the medical and surgical lunch and breakfast meetings and in turn the<br />

representative meets the consultants and NCHDs to discuss their products. This link is important for both<br />

doctors and medical representatives.<br />

The Library<br />

The Library and Information Service (LIS) facilitates the staff of the three hospitals in <strong>St</strong>. Vincent’s Healthcare<br />

Group and all students, resident or on placement. The LIS supports the information needs of its users and<br />

therefore the clinical practice, education and research activities of the Group.<br />

The LIS collections comprise print and electronic resources including books, journals, reports, databases etc.<br />

The electronic resources can be accessed through the SVUH IT network and intranet and are also available<br />

remotely with an Athens account, which all staff may apply for. UCD’s electronic collections are available on<br />

the 17 PCs in the Library. These are strictly for research or hospital business (e.g. patient care) only. We<br />

offer basic and advanced training on all our electronic products, by appointment.<br />

Other services include: lending service, document delivery, photocopying, scanning and printing (b/w and<br />

colour).<br />

Postgraduate Medical Training Booklet<br />

This booklet is compiled and circulated bi-annually by the Postgraduate Department. It contains valuable<br />

information re conferences / meetings / tutorials that occur in the hospital.<br />

Prof. Walter McNicholas<br />

Co-ordinator of Postgraduate Education.<br />

Return to Contents<br />

56

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