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Unit 1-3, Park Shopping Centre, Prussia St, 7, Dublin, D07
+353 1 868 6121
Medicus Medical Centre is a private medical founded in December 2006. Its first establishment was centre in Dublin. Since the very beginning our main aim is to deliver the highest quality of specialist medical services particularly. After a year in business, in May 2007 Medicus Home Care was established to serve elderly and disabled persons. Doctors The Clinic Medicus's premises are well equipped - not only with a friendly and professional staff but also with a range of conveniences to assure comfortable conditions for patients. The interior of outpatient clinic consists from the comfortable waiting room, 5 fully air-conditioned medical studies and modern laboratory joint with a surgical study. Bathroom has nappy changing unit babies as many fresh mums visit Medicus. The patients The number of the patients visiting our Centre is constantly increasing what should reflect the trust that patients put in Medicus. Initially our main clientele were immigrant Poles due to the fact that our medical personnel is 90% Polish (though all doctors speak English and other languages as well). It started to change gradually as word of mouth stressed the fact that Medicus's aim is to serve Irish and international community. Also pregnant women make a large (and still increasing) percentage of clinic's patients. The diagnostics Medicus Medical Centre is equipped with the high class laboratory devices serving to provide a range of pictorial diagnostics such as ultrasound scans (3D / 4D) and ECG. Our ultrasound scanner ALOKA ProSound SSD-3500 GE Voluson E8 and ECG device AsCARD used in our outpatient clinic guarantee the highest reliability. Our dental study provides digital dental X-ray to the latest standards. We closely cooperate with a range of independent analytic laboratories to satisfy as many needs of our patients as possible. 
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Blackhall Green, Blackhall Place, Dublin, D07
medical services 
North Brunswick St, 7, Dublin, D07
087 207 3746
Cuidiu is a voluntary parent to parent support group which through 'information, education and support' encourages a confident, positive approach to parenting, empowering parents to make informed choices about issues from pregnancy & birth right up to adolescence Cuidiu is a nationwide group with local branches providing antenatal classes, breastfeeding support, mother and baby groups and postnatal & parenthood support 
4 Nth Brunswick St 7, Dublin, D07
(01) 873 5702
medical centre, clinics 
73 CAPEL STREET, Dublin
16291555
Nursing And Personal Care, Aged Care Nursing, property management, Nursing Care, real estate management, Nursing And Personal, Personal Care, Health Care Services, real estate, Aged Care 
2 Waterloo Rd, Dublin, D04
+353 1 636 2400
mental health, Health Commission, health services 
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Unit 211, The Capel Building, St Mary's Abbey, Dublin, D07 DP44
(01) 872 7438
Doctor, Medical Doctors, Health Specialists, medical services, Clinics Of Medical Doctors, health services 
18 Berkeley Street, Phibsboro, Dublin, D07
(01) 830 0100
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1 Jervis St, 1, Dublin, D01
+353 1 873 5959
Medical Centres, Doctors General Practitioners, Vaccination Centres, Family Planning, Health & Medical 
James St, Dublin
16775423
Medical Service Plans, Medical Services Plans, Medical Service 
Kings Inn House, 200 Parnell St, Dublin, D01 A3Y8
(01) 865 9300
Welcome to the National Screening Service Website The National Screening Service was established by the Minister for Health and Children in January 2007. The establishment followed the launch of a Strategy for Cancer Control in Ireland 2006 (pdf file), which advocates a comprehensive cancer control policy programme in Ireland. The Strategy examined prevention, screening, detection, treatment and management of cancer in Ireland in coming years and recommended the former Board of the National Screening Service. The National Screening Service (NSS) encompasses BreastCheck - The National Breast Screening Programme, CervicalCheck - The National Cervical Screening Programme, BowelScreen – The National Bowel Screening Programme and Diabetic RetinaScreen – The National Diabetic Retinal Screening Programme. The former Board of the NSS also had a mandate that included a policy development and advisory role to the Minister for Health and Children relating to other potential cancer screening programmes. At the request of the Minister for Health and Children the former Board of the NSS undertook a review of the Human Papolloma Virus (HPV) vaccines and reviews of the rationale for the introduction of national population based bladder, prostate and lung cancer screening programmes. The NSS has also established an Expert Group on Hereditary Cancer Risk and has hosted the first ever interagency lung cancer research forum. 
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Cunningham House, 131 Francis St, The Liberties, Dublin, D08
(01) 473 4644
medical services 
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57 Eccles Street, Dublin, D07
(01) 854 5038
The Neurological Institute Affiliated Institutions The Dublin Neurological Institute has established affiliations with two of the worlds leading Neurological Institutes, The Montreal Neurological Institute and The New York Neurological Institute. Visit their websites at: The Institute, as part of The Mater Hospital, will also work in close collaboration with the recently established, Dublin Health Academic Centre. This unique initiative links The Mater Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital and UCD together. As the first of its kind in Ireland, the DAHC will enable the coordinated deployment of resources and the development of shared services across the three institutions to improve access and quality of patient care in Ireland. “This new venture will enhance medical education through all stages by combining the current responsibility of the medical school for undergraduate training with more co-ordinated training of doctors at the graduate level, ” - Professor Bill Powderly. 