Professor Jim Lucey, Medical Director of St. Patrick's University Hospital is a regular guest on RTE Radio One's Today with Pat Kenny show. Listen to the podcasts below
Listen to the podcast recordings from Founder's Day 2011
Founder's Day is an independent educational event & is not sposored by any outside interests. It includes practical and research presentations focusing on Clinical Developments in Psychiatry
Highlights Inculde:
Founder's Day Lecture: 'Rediscovering Lost Values'
Professor Aidan Halligan,First NHS Director of Clinical Governance & Former Deputy Chief Medical Officer for the UK Department of Health
To mark the Tercentenary Celebrations of the TCD School of Medicine, St. Patrick's University Hospital hosted a lecture by Medical Director Prof. Jim Lucey entitled "Trinity College and St. Patrick's University Hospital: Psychological Medicine, Past, present and Future" on Thursday the 11th November. Please click on the links below to listen to the lecture
Professor Jim Lucey, Medical Director, St. Patrick's University Hospital
Listen to the national See Change public meetings on mental health stigma. The meetings discuss mental health stigma, it's affects, and how to encourage and build more positive attitudes towards mental health problems in Ireland.
Listen to the podcast recordings from Founder's Day 2010
Founder's Day is an independent educational event & is not sposored by any outside interests. It includes practical and research presentations focusing on Clinical Developments in Psychiatry
Highlights include
Founder's Day Lecture: "BLITZ to BIN LADEN"
Professor Simon Wessely, Dept of Psychological Medicine, Institute of Psychology, King’s College, London
The atmosphere of the hospital is very bright, cheerful and friendly. The staff are excellent, uniformly helpful without exception and a credit to the hospital
There is a very good atmosphere at St. Patrick's. Communication is very good between patients and staff and should be maintained on an informal basis. Food is very good and is a very good morale booster for everyone. I would like to thank everyone in St. Patrick's for input and kindness while I have been here
I had 10 unforgettable days with prime quality care and facilities. Most of all, I've met really nice people and hopefully not being wrong made some friends. Good work, keep it up
It was a turning point in my life and a good one. I will always have fond memories of my stay here because the overall feeling was of peace.
Today I'm sad as I leave ye all, but the sadness is one that I like, Because after 8 weeks on the bay, it's time for me to take a hike, thanks to all the nurses and students, to the staff in the kitchen and OT's too, to the lovely ladies who clean the ward, to the doctors where a bond we grew.
The Cleaners kept my room beautifully clean and the Temple Centre was spotless. The staff were so helpful and caring and gave me as much time as I needed. All in all I was very well cared for. Thank you very much
Excellent staff have finally helped me overcome my illness with the correct treatment and also using the recovery psychosis programme which opened my mind to what I suffer from. I have had this for 10 years but now I feel relaxed, free of all fear thanks to the A team. St Pats sets the standard for others to follow.
I do not have a single negative to pass on the time I have spent under the care of the staff of St. Patrick's Hospital other than to say that it varied between very good and exceptional. I came to hospital feeling broken and despairing and leave now feeling renewed and well and looking to the future.
I was most impressed with the care given to my daughter during her stay here. The ambience in the hospital is relaxed and caring. From the cleaners to the nurses, doctors and administrators everybody is on first name terms all working to a common goal of getting people better. Congratulations on a job well done
Professor Jim Lucey, Medical Director of St. Patrick's University Hospital is a regular guest on RTE Radio One's Today with Pat Kenny show. Listen to the podcasts below