Incredibly thought provoking discussion in this session on Raising Concerns at #MedProf24. "The standard you walk past is the standard you accept" - Professor Carrie Newlands.

Amazing speaker and such an inspiring doctor/woman. The medical profession is lucky to have her #MedProf24.

Aisling Reast Indeed - "What you permit, you promote" as the late great Aidan Halligan said. #medprof24

Great to be able to listen to Russell Mannion raising concerns love his work #MedProf24

Prof Russell Mannion of Uni of Birmingham .His work on organisational culture, health care quality & patient safety was used at evidence at the Mid Staffordshire Public Inquiry chaired by Sir Robert Francis. Speaking now at #MedProf24 RCSI

Sir Robert Francis outlines the essential elements for speaking up #MedProf24

Sir Robert Francis, Barrister, specialising in medical law. He has appeared as a barrister for & chaired several high-profile inquiries into medical controversies/scandals including Stafford Hospital scandal inquiry. #MedProf24 RCSI #Professionalism

Sir Robert Francis speaking at #MedProf24 just now - Freedom to Speak Up Principles #Professionalism

Spot on on leadership #medprof24

Wow amazing reflections by Dr Ravi Jayaram clearly note how the organisation behaved clear lack of accountability for mangers #MedProf24

Fantastic panel discussion with Professor Russell Mannion, Sir Robert Francis and Dr Ravi Jayaram #MedProf24 here at RCSI

Closing comments from Professor Denis Harkin on a super day #medprof24 raising concerns. So much to reflect on. Well done and thank you for giving these issues such a platform.

An exceptional and thought-provoking #MedProf24 conference with the most inspiring speakers - congratulations RCSI Medical Professionalism. "Most heroes don't want to be heroes" - Professor Denis Harkin RCSI Chair of Medical Professionalism

Some excellent talks this evening at #MedProf24 about speaking up, including this from Prof Russell Mannion of Birmingham School of Social Policy. Are those who speak up about workplace concerns seen as heroes, or villains (for damaging professional or organisational reputations)?

Understanding how the death of a loved one impacts our brains and grieving process can help us come to terms with loss. Eric Clarke from RCSI Medical Professionalism offers valuable insights on death, dying and bereavement in Irish Examiner. Read the article below ⬇️ irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/heal…

#PROMARIC is looking at protease levels in the lungs & how influences the types of bacteria in the lungs and responsiveness to antibiotics #PROPER’s goal is to create a best-practice model for medical education across the island of Ireland & improve the patient care experience

At RCSI Medical Professionalism conference recently Lyn Fenton(Evelyn) read 'I Deserve', a poem by Lyn Nicola O'Sullivan CarlaDuggan Wendy Stringer&other 221+ members w John Conway& fiona whelan This #WorldCancerSurvivorsDay we recognise our members' experiences&all patients' right to honesty&empathy

New paper showing importance of different factors for professional identity formation in collaboration with RCSI Medical Professionalism Aine Ryan Catherine (Katie) Moran, PhD Anne Hickey Fiona Boland Professor Denis Harkin Frank Doyle RCSI School of Population Health RCSI RCSI Research and Innovation frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Publication day!Delighted to share our latest paper demonstrating important findings for professional identity formation in #MedEd RCSI Medical Professionalism RCSI Health Psychology Frank Doyle Catherine (Katie) Moran, PhD dr david byrne Anne Hickey Fiona Boland Professor Denis Harkin RCSI Research and Innovation frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Another RCSI Medical Professionalism Professor Denis Harkin collaboration, led by Dr Aoife Kiernan, also Frank Doyle Fiona Boland and more! Varicose Vein Education and Informed coNsent (VVEIN) Study: A Randomized Controlled Pilot Feasibility Study - Annals of Vascular Surgery annalsofvascularsurgery.com/article/S0890-…