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Skip to nav | Font Size: A A A | High Contrast Telephone: 0800 917 0222 | Email: info.pcc@hscni.net Home > Latest Filed in: Co-production should be both straightforward and challenging. We should be outside our comfort zones, moving away from 'us' and 'them' and working towards 'we'. Read what Fiona McLaughlin has to share on what makes co-production work. Filed in: As the Easter weekend gets underway, many people will be heading off to campsites to spend the holidays under canvas or in caravans and motorhomes. Filed in: Pain Concern, a UK-based charity that provides information and support to those who live with chronic pain, has recently produced two radio programmes focusing on female genitourinary and pelvic pain. Filed in: Sorcha McGuinness is Chief Executive of the Huntingdon’s Disease Association Northern Ireland, which provides information, advice and support to patients and carers impacted by Huntington’s disease in Northern Ireland. Filed in: On Wednesday (29 March) we held our second – and largest - Membership event. In fact, we were overwhelmed with the response from members wishing to attend and filled the Great Hall at Belfast City Hall to capacity with 400 members from all across Northern Ireland. Filed in: The second of AWARE volunteer Cliona McCarney’s two-part blog on her battle with depression. Last week, Cliona realised that the weight of the world on her shoulders was literally killing her. Filed in: Cliona McCarney is a volunteer with AWARE – the national depression charity for Northern Ireland. In a two-part blog, she speaks candidly about her descent into depression. Filed in: Before I retired, I worked as a mental health nurse teacher with a special interest in older people. I taught in the classroom and in care settings. Filed in: Michael Walsh, Community Pharmacist at Walsh’s Pharmacy, Warrenpoint Filed in: Most minor conditions and self-limiting illnesses can be treated by medicines that can be bought relatively cheaply over the counter from your local community pharmacy or supermarket. Filed in: All this week, the media has been giving special coverage on the experiences of disabled people in the workforce and as consumers. One interviewee said employers were “missing a trick” because people with a learning disability or disability are resilient, flexible and good at problem-solving because they have had to be. Hear what Gerard from the PCC has to say on this. Filed in: Last week, Health Minister Michelle O’Neill published a document that describes the plan to transform the delivery of elective care services across Northern Ireland. Filed in: We all want a high-quality health service that keeps on getting better. We all want a more equal society where health inequalities are reduced. We all want the NHS to be there for us in an emergency. Filed in: Tomorrow is World Cancer Day. It is a day when millions of people across the globe unite in the fight to combat the disease and raise vital funds for life-saving research. It is also a time when many people - like me - will reflect on the loss of a loved one to this disease. Filed in: New drugs are being developed all the time. The healthcare that we receive today has been transformed by these medications, with people living full lives with what were once debilitating and life-limiting conditions. What were once considered radical, pioneering treatments are now very much part of routine use. Filed in: Improvements in health, diet and preventative care means that people in Northern Ireland are living longer. This is good news. However, the care and support services that are intended to help people to live an independent, healthy, active and inclusive lifestyle need to be reformed in order to meet the future needs of an increasing ageing population. Filed in: It is estimated there are 19,000 people living with dementia in the north of Ireland, but only some 13,000 have received a formal diagnosis. Looking ahead it’s expected that by 2051 there will be around 60,000 people with dementia. Filed in: Filed in: Is loneliness an epidemic for our times? Filed in: It is always reassuring to know that help is at hand should you need health and social care services during the festive season – whether it’s because you feel flu-like symptoms coming on or are experiencing a medical emergency.
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Skip to nav | Font Size: A A A | High Contrast Telephone: 0800 917 0222 | Email: info.pcc@hscni.net Home > Gaeilge Fáilte romhat Is féidir le Comhairle na nOthar agus na gCliant Cabhrú leat gearán a dhéanamh faoi na seirbhísí sláinte agus cúraim shóisialta Cabhrú leat eolas a fháil faoi na seirbhísí sláinte agus cúraim shóisialta Cabhrú leat chun go gcloisfear faoi na hábhair imní atá agat maidir leis na seirbhísí sláinte agus cúraim shóisialta agus faoin dearcadh atá agat orthu Cabhrú leat páirt a ghlacadh i labhairt faoi na seirbhísí sláinte agus cúraim shóisialta Is féidir le Comhairle na nOthar agus na gCliant an t-eolas go léir atá acu a sholáthar ar bhealach atá furasta duit é a úsáid. Téigh i dteagmháil linn ag 0800 9170222 nó trí ríomhphost ag info.pcc@hscni.net más mian leat go n-aistreofaí aon ábhar ón láithreán gréasáin seo nó go gcuirfear ar fail é i mbraille nó i bhfoirm fuaime.