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1) MRCOG Part I: MCQ revision book

Author

Ireland, David

Publisher

Pastest

Pub. Date

1994

2) MRCOG part 1 MCQ revision book

Author

Ireland, David

Publisher

Pastest Service

Pub. Date

1994

Description

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Contains MCQs arranged by subject. They are based on past college questions and cover the complete range of topics which commonly occur in the MRCOG examination. The book also contains two practice exams each with 60 MCQs, correct answers for all questions, teaching notes and a self-marking scheme.

3) Hillcrest Medical Centre: beginning medical transcription course

Author

Ireland,Patricia A

Publisher

Thomson Delmar Learning

Pub. Date

2005

Edition

6th ed.

4) 100 Square Meals: Easy Recipes for Everyday Life

Author

Public Health Agency, Ireland

Publisher

Public Health Agency

Pub. Date

2022

Appears on list

UHW Staff Wellbeing Collection

5) Cancer In Ireland 1994 to 1998: Incidence, mortality, treatment and survival, report of the national cancer registry

Author

Ireland National Cancer Registry

Publisher

National Cancer Registry Board

Pub. Date

2001

6) General hospital development plan

Author

Ireland

Publisher

Department of Health

Pub. Date

1975

7) Corporate plan 2005-2008

Author

Ireland

Publisher

HSE

Pub. Date

2005

8) Review of services for older persons

Author

Ireland

Publisher

Northern Area Health Board

Pub. Date

2003

9) Children first: national guidance for the protection and welfare of children

Author

Ireland

Publisher

The Stationery Office

Pub. Date

2017.

Formats

Print Material, Reference Only

10) All Ireland Traveller health study: summary of findingsSeptember 2010

Author

All Ireland Traveller Health Study Team

Publisher

UCD

Pub. Date

2010

11) The national health promotion strategy 2000/2005

Author

Department of Health and Children, Government of Ireland

Publisher

Stationery Office

Pub. Date

2000

Formats

Print Material, Reference Only

Description

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The purpose of this new health promotion strategy is to set out a broad policy framework within which action can be carried out at an appropriate level to advance the strategic aims and objectives.