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The NRH provides Specialist Rehabilitation services to patients who have acquired a physical or cognitive disability due to an accident, illness or injury.

Registered Charity Number: 20204875

15/04/2026

The NRH celebrated national HSCP Day around this year's theme of Lead - Learn - Innovate. Health and Social Care Professionals hosted a range of activities including an Information Stand and Quality Improvement Showcase featuring the many innovations and initiatives that HSCPs are involved in at the NRH. Top class QI projects were presented by Staff Grade OTs, and Emma Harte represented the NRH as a participant in the HSE regional HSCP Day webinar.

Thank you to our HSCPs for your dedication and excellence in all the services you provide, and also for your sharing of knowledge and expertise through educational and training activities.

# LeadLearnInnovate

14/04/2026

Emma Harte, Clinical Specialist SLT at the NRH, along with regional HSCP colleagues, will present at a lunchtime interactive webinar tomorrow. The webinar is hosted by the HSE Dublin and South East Regional HSCP Team to celebrate National HSCP Day.

Emma will present the recently launched Makeup Therapy Service, which was developed by Emma, with support from NRH interdisciplinary colleagues and the HSE Spark Innovation Programme.

Time of Webinar: 1pm – 2pm

Join the webinar: https://ow.ly/cxjG50YIV3Q

02/04/2026

We are delighted to announce the latest NRH National Grand Rounds lecture which takes place online on Wednesday 22nd April from 1pm to 2pm.

For full details, and to access the meeting link, visit https://www.nrh.ie/nrh-national-grand-rounds/

To listen to previous Grand Rounds lectures, visit https://www.nrh.ie/healthcare-professionals/healthcare-professions-student-education/nrh-national-grand-rounds-online/

30/03/2026

Very best wishes on National Doctors' Day to the wonderful Medical Team at the NRH and to all doctors in the wider healthcare system. Thank you one and all for your compassion, commitment and dedication to the patients we serve.

27/03/2026

The NRH Spinal Cord System of Care (SCSC) Team showcased a range of helpful resources at the recent Spinal Injuries Ireland Empowerment Summit. These resources included the ‘Spinal Cord Injury: What you need to know’ series of booklets and videos developed by the SCSC Team. It was a fantastic event organised by SII, and a great opportunity to meet with colleagues and people living with a spinal cord injury.

The NRH resources for people with spinal cord injury are available on our website at https://www.nrh.ie/rehabilitation-services/scsc-programme-patient-education-and-resources/

19/03/2026

The NRH Acquired Brain Injury Programme is marking Brain Awareness Week with a programme of events for patients and staff, including an information stand with educational resources, interactive quizzes and mindfulness sessions, a talk on the benefits of peer support and a presentation about the NRH ‘Next Stage’ Programme delivered by the Rehabilitative Training Unit team. ‘Next Stage’ provides group and individual rehabilitative training for adults with acquired brain injury, encompassing both Vocational and Home & Community programmes.

Brain Awareness Week is a global initiative which seeks to promote greater awareness of the brain and the many conditions that can affect the brain, and to advocate for greater investment in service provision and prevention.

17/03/2026

Sending Irish blessings and warm wishes for a wonderful St Patrick's Day to our patients, their families, and all staff at the NRH.

10/03/2026

The Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness (PDoC) Study Day, hosted by the NRH, was a great success thanks to the enthusiasm and contributions of everyone involved, including colleagues from hospital and community settings who attended on the day. The event was organised by a team from the NRH Brain Injury Programme and the Academic Department.

The study day aimed to increase knowledge and confidence of clinicians working with patients in PDoC, and to share information about how best to support their families and friends.

The NRH Brain Injury Programme plans to develop an informal national network for services working with Patients in PDoC.

05/03/2026

💚 Join Team Green for the 2026 Vhi Women’s Mini Marathon in Dublin!

Support adults and children in the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) while taking part in one of Ireland’s most inspiring events.

📅 Sunday 31st May 2026
🎟 Entries on sale Wednesday 4th March at 11am

Run, jog or walk — every step makes a difference.

Sign up and support the NRH Foundation today.

03/03/2026

The NRH was delighted to welcome Keynote Speaker Dr Emer McGowan, Assistant Professor in Interprofessional Education, School of Medicine, TCD to the annual Research, Clinical Audit and Quality Improvement Awards this week.

At the NRH we are constantly seeking to improve our patients’ experience of care and we are proud to recognise the many ways NRH teams have collaborated to carry out research, innovation and quality improvement initiatives in 2025. Well done to all involved!

27/02/2026

An Overview of Limb Absence Rehabilitation for Healthcare Employees: the NRH Prosthetic, Orthotic and Limb Absence Rehabilitation (POLAR) Programme will present a series of talks and practical workshops providing an overview of limb absence rehabilitation for healthcare employees in hospital and community settings, working with patients with limb absence.

For more information see https://www.nrh.ie/an-overview-of-limb-absence-rehabilitation-education-day/

Address

Rochestown Avenue
Dublin
A96RPN4

Telephone

+35312355000

Website

https://www.nrh.ie/

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