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With your continued help, the Hospital can implement even more vital projects and initiatives that go beyond the obvious to create a safer and more responsive environment. But they'll need your help.
Cost: €10,000
At Tallaght University Hospital, we provide the best care and support to our patients, staff, and visitors. In celebration of the TUH 25th Anniversary many of our amazing healthcare colleagues are fundraising to enhance the well-being and quality of life within the hospital environment.
Cost: €9,000
The Speech and Language Therapy (SLT) Department at TUH requires a specialized SLT endoscopy chair. Join us in raising €9,000 to provide this essential equipment.
While our existing chair has provided support for vital nasendoscopy exams (A nasendoscopy exam is a medical procedure where a small tube with a camera is inserted through the nose to look inside the nose and throat. It helps doctors diagnose speech, swallowing, and breathing problems). We have identified a new chair that will help alleviate patients discomfort, prevent staff experiencing back strain and provide more effective head and neck support to our patients when undergoing this exam.
By contributing, you will:
Cost: €40,000
With your support, we want to be able to invest in an ultrasound machine to run the haematuria clinic in our recently opened Reeves Day Surgical Unit.
This machine will allow us offer further additional clinics requiring ultrasound & reduce waiting lists.
Although, we already have am ultrasound machine, there are currently 189 patients awaiting investigation for haematuria, with a wait time of 0-30 months. The patients require an ultrasound prior to the clinic – this adds to their overall wait time. An average of 4 haematuria patients are booked into the procedure clinic per week (out of a total of 24 patients) – this is the maximum number that can be accommodated in this clinic, as each haematuria patient appointment takes between 45 minutes to an hour. The waiting list and wait time directly reflects the fact that we cannot book as many patients through per week as we need to.
Thanks to your generosity, these projects are completed and changing lives.
Cost €10,000
ICU are currently fundraising to support the purchase of a Sertain Intensive Care chair.
Currently ICU only have one Sertain chair. We need many more . Can you help? Your support and generosity would bring huge value to our patients.
To find out more you can contact us on info@tuhf.ie
Tallaght University Hospital Foundation (TUHF) has introduced the Canon Aquilion ONE PRISM Edition CT Scanner with Artificial Intelligence (AI) Assisted Decision Making to its Emergency Department (ED). This advanced scanner, backed by a €2 million investment from TUHF, will significantly enhance patient care and outcomes, especially for critical cases like strokes. The Canon Aquilion Prime SP 160 CT Scanner boasts top-tier imaging technology while minimizing radiation exposure for patients. Coupled with Brainomix AI software and a simulation laboratory, this scanner empowers ED patients with superior emergency medical care. The Brainomix AI software swiftly identifies stroke-related brain damage, aiding clinicians in making rapid and reliable decisions. Gratitude was expressed towards donors, including partner Bartra Healthcare, for making this technology possible. This acquisition reflects TUHF's commitment to innovative patient care. The new CT scanner also helps alleviate the strain on the Radiology Department, reducing wait times for both general and ED patients. The partnership between TUHF and Bartra Healthcare exemplifies their dedication to improved healthcare services and patient well-being.
Pictured from left to right are Declan Carlyle,CEO Bartra Healthcare; Kelly Crowley, Head of Development TUHF, Lucy Nugent, Chief Executive of TUH and Nigel McGuire, Chief Brand Officer Bartra.
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorder can be very vulnerable; in particular, when they find themselves in an unfamiliar or stressful situation as could be the case when attending the Emergency Department.
The aim of the new Sensory Room is to improve the experience for patients attending the ED with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Sensory Processing Disorders. It will also help medical professionals in treating these patients.
Cocooning measures, combined with the need to reduce footfall at the hospital, saw many at risk people not attending the hospital last year. As these measures remain in place. We have, with your help, been in a position to support the hospital deliver virtual consultations so that the out-patients who are unable to visit in person can still have their appointments from home via video conference. Thank YOU.
Keeping patients apart from their loved ones has become a necessity during the Covid-19 crisis.
But thanks to our donor's generosity, and support from Apple, each ward is now equipped with an encased iPad allowing patients to stay in touch with families and friends.
The Hospital's wards are always busy, and medical teams often need access to clinical areas and workstations at the same time. With social distancing, this has become increasingly difficult to manage as staff can no longer congregate in one area. To combat this problem and comply with the HSE guidelines, the Hospital has bought mobile workstations which will now help provide easy access to ICT systems anywhere on the ward, protecting staff and patients and reducing the risk of infection. A massive thank you for your support. By helping our staff stay safe, you are giving them the chance to do their jobs with far less stress and concern. And by adding a layer of protection through mobile workstations, you can help to ensure the wellbeing of patients in every area of the Hospital.
Thanks to our generous donors, TUHF has delivered a surgical robotic programme known as da Vinci Surgical System for the benefit of TUH and its patients that brings TUH in line with leading hospitals internationally.
Thanks to donors, TUH will now be able to offer an alternative option to open surgery and perform complex minimally invasive surgical procedures with precision and accuracy to over 200 patients annually, making a significant difference on how TUH will deliver excellent patient care.
TUHF is thrilled to be in a position to invest €2m in this state-of-the-art medical technology that assures better patient outcomes and enhanced efficiency. A massive thank you to all our donors and supporters that continue to back our vision to radically improve the quality of care through healthcare investment.
A generous donation from the Community Foundation, paired with funds from community fundraising campaigns, has helped us to establish 15 new Rest & Reconnect rooms around the hospital for our staff to mind their health and well-being during Covid-19.
From managing rapid change to caring for those enduring this most difficult virus, we can all unite as a Foundation, a Hospital, and a Community to put real force behind TUHF's vision for healthcare. A vision that will not only see us safely through this crisis but also show us what we are truly capable of achieving. We want you to be a part of our vision.
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