Donegal Clinical Research Academy is seeking applications

Nobel Laureate is guest lecturer at Letterkenny University Hospital’s 7th annual Multidisciplinary Research Symposium.

Team at Breast Centre North West win Research Award

Inaugural Scholar of the Professor William Campbell Medical Student Scholarship wins best poster presentation at the XXVII Waterford Surgical October meeting

Ms. Stephanie Vincent Recognised as an Outstanding Academic at an international level

Innovative Local Donegal Farmer designs user-friendly volumetric

Donegal Surgery Summit sets new benchmark for standards in Emergency Surgery Care.

Summer Research Fellows 2017

Breast Centre North West at Letterkenny University Hospital has recently published the results of original research targeting breast cancer outcomes in primary relatives, that is mothers, sisters and daughters, of those with breast cancer.

Breast Centre North West over the last decade has made significant contributions to clinically based outcomes and patient focused research and education programmes.
All the research is funded through community and industry donations. A booklet outlining the research and educational accomplishments of the Unit over the last 5 years has recently been published.
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Since July 2016 when the Emergency Abdominal Surgery Course (EASC) was held locally in Lough Eske Castle Co Donegal, delivery has taken place in a number of countries worldwide including Sri Lanka, Brazil and Madeira.
2017 to date has been busy as the EASC was held in Cork, Ireland in February and was delivered to over 200 medical students at two venues in Ireland (Letterkenny, Jan 2017 and Dublin March 2017).
Later this year will see EASC delivery taking place in Greece (May 2017), in Calgary, Canada (June 2017) and Auckland, New Zealand (July 2017).
The flyer for the 18th EASC being held in Calgary, Canada on 14th June 2017 is downloadable here
Further details on EASC can be found here