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  • #119 Supporting Staff with Disabilities in the Workplace
    In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing podcast, we speak with Gráinne Leach and Kellie O’Farrell to discuss the experiences of people with disabilities working in the health service. Gráinne works as a Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Officer with HSE Human Resources and Kellie works as a Senior Occupational Therapist in Primary Care. The conversation highlights personal journeys, workplace challenges, and the importance of inclusion and reasonable accommodations. Both guests share how supportive colleagues, clear policies, and networks like the Le Cheile Network foster a more inclusive culture. The episode offers practical advice for managers and staff, emphasising empathy, open communication, and the value of accessible support systems in creating a healthier, more equitable workplace for all. The HSE’s DEI Team also offers guidance and support to staff and health service managers on disability and reasonable accommodation. For more information and to get in touch with the Le Chéile network email the HSE Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) team  You can contact them at [email protected].   Produced by GK Media
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  • #118 Stroke Awareness
    In this episode we talk to Sinéad Coleman, Programme Manager for the HSE National Clinical Programme for Stroke and Physiotherapist at St. James’s Hospital. We discuss the importance of knowing the signs of stroke and responding immediately, highlighting the “Every Second Counts” and the importance of ringing an ambulance as soon as possible. Sinéad explains stroke symptoms, the urgent care pathway, and prevention strategies, while emphasising that immediate action, calling emergency services at the first sign, can save lives and improve recovery.   Produced by GK Media
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  • #117 Physical activity during cancer treatment
    In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, host Eamon Keogh talks with Dr Emer Guinan about the benefits of physical activity during cancer treatment and beyond. They explore how moderate, sustained movement can help manage side effects like fatigue, support mental wellbeing, and improve day‑to‑day function. The discussion explains why a personalised approach is essential, offers practical starting points such as brisk walking and basic strength exercises, and points to the growing role of rehabilitation and community programmes in cancer care. If you are considering becoming more active, speak with your oncology team or physiotherapy service for tailored advice and local options. To get in touch with the podcast email [email protected]   Produced by GKMedia.ie
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  • #116 Fair Deal Scheme
    In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, we are joined by Ultan Hynes and Amanda Casey to discuss Ireland’s Nursing Home Support Scheme, or Fair Deal Scheme. The conversation explores the emotional and practical challenges families face when arranging nursing home care, the application and financial assessment process, and the importance of advance planning and open family communication. Listeners receive clear guidance on navigating the scheme, with helpful resources and reassurance that support is available throughout this significant life transition.   Further information: Fair Deal Scheme: www.hse.ie/fairdeal Contact a Nursing Homes Support Office: https://www2.hse.ie/services/schemes-allowances/fair-deal-scheme/contact/ Find a nursing home in your area: https://www.hiqa.ie/areas-we-work/find-a-centre/map   Produced by GKMedia.ie
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  • #115 Organ Donation
    In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing, host Noreen Turley explores Ireland’s new opt-out organ donation system with ICU consultant Dr. Catherine Motherway and Olivia Farrell, whose daughter Lauren became an organ donor. Dr. Motherway explains the new legislation, addresses common misconceptions, and highlights the importance of families having conversations about donation while Olivia shares her moving personal story, showing the comfort, legacy, and life-changing gift of donation. Listeners are encouraged to learn more, talk openly with loved ones, and reflect on the impact of organ donation.   Produced by GKMedia.ie
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