HSE Dublin and Midlands, Health & Wellbeing

Only 38% of, or less than 4 out of every 10, people living in Ireland are aware that drinking alcohol increases your risk of developing cancer. In contrast, the research shows that more than 7 in 10 people (76%) are aware that smoking causes cancer. #Prevnentionnotcure

Only 38% of, or less than 4 out of every 10, people living in Ireland are aware that drinking alcohol increases your risk of developing cancer. In contrast, the research shows that more than 7 in 10 people (76%) are aware that smoking causes cancer. #Prevnentionnotcure

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in Ireland with over 11,000 cases diagnosed annually.Exposure of skin to UV radiation from sunbeds damages skin cells and increases the risk of developing skin cancer. There is no safe limit of exposure to UV radiation from sunbeds.

Over 25,000 staff took part in this year’s #YourOpinionCounts survey. Results show: · high job satisfaction · feeling supported and trusted · proud of their work We’ll build on this, while taking real action to improve where it’s needed. Read more: bit.ly/YourOpinionCou…

Your brain health matters — and the choices you make today can help protect it long into the future. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, good sleep, social connections, managing health conditions will help reduce the risk of dementia. 🔗 alzheimer.ie/about-dementia…

Our online transition programme helps 6th Class students feel confident & ready for 1st Year! ✅ Study & time management ✅ Friendships & wellbeing 🎤 Interactive & supportive 📲 Book now! buff.ly/AFx7oVW #ADHDIreland #ADHDSupport #BackToSchool

Head and neck cancers are the 5th most common cancer in males in Ireland. Know the signs of cancer and contact your GP straight away if you are worried about any symptoms. For more information on the symptoms to look out for, visit: bit.ly/4m4cF2b

Today is World Hepatitis Day. Hepatitis C is an infection of the liver caused by the hepatitis C virus. Testing is the only way to know if you have it. Order your free hepatitis C home test today. Free test, free cure. Order your free test kit today: bit.ly/45mMy0X…

If you're out watching or playing sport, don't forget to protect your skin while you are outdoors, even if it is cloudy. Follow the #SunSmart 5 S’s:  bit.ly/44ly8N0

We've added new resources to our website about the work we're doing to improve equity in screening and to break down barriers and help more people to access screening: 🟠 new videos 🟠 new publications 🟠 more projects Take a look: hse.ie/equityinscreen… #ChooseScreening

Measles cases have been reported in many countries, including popular summer holiday destinations. Ensure all family members are up to date with the recommended doses of MMR vaccine before travelling abroad. For more information visit the HSE website: www2.hse.ie/conditions/mmr…

Má bhaineann timpiste duit is féidir dul chuig aonad gortaithe. Déileálann aonaid ghortaithe le gortuithe a tharla le déanaí, gortuithe nach mbaineann baol báis leo agus nach dócha go mbeidh cuairt ar an ospidéal de dhíth ina leith.

The ‘Discovery Zone’ in HSELanD has a range of resources to support Making Every Contact Count (MECC) implementation. Visit HSELand.ie

Are you living with a chronic condition? Did you know that (as long as you feel up to it), physical activity is recommended for your physical and mental health.

YOC 2025 results are in! The results show us a workplace where staff feel supported by their line managers and are proud of their work, but there are still some organisational challenges. Areas for consideration include career progression and better communications around change.

Each year in Ireland there are approximately 1,000 alcohol related cancer cases. The WHO estimates that 40% of cancers are preventable through making behaviour changes. One of these is limiting alcohol intake as even small amounts can increase the risk of cancer.

Má tá tú ag aireachtáil tinn agus cúram ag teastáil uait, smaoinigh ar na roghanna go léir

An raibh a fhios agat? Ceann de na bealaí is fearr chun ionfhabhtú a sheachaint ná do lámha a ghlanadh. Is féidir gallúnach agus uisce a úsáid nó díghalrán lámh de bhunús alcóil a úsáid. bit.ly/3FIp7EV

We are Making Every Contact Count Coming Soon: Making Every Contact Count e-learning Video July 2025 This short video explains how to start your Making Every Contact Count (MECC) journey. Simple, practical, the e-Learning modules on HSELanD can be accessed anytime.

Making Every Contact Count (MECC) Learn how to do brief interventions with our Service Users and gain CPD points from your desk with Making Every Contact Count (MECC). MECC e-learning programme is recognised as 4 CEUs from CORU, IACP and NMBI. FINAL 13.06.25 MECC CPD Video