Directory of Familial Cancer Genetics Specialist Teams

The Directory of Familial Cancer Genetics Specialist Teams has been produced under the auspices of the Northern Ireland Regional Advisory Committee on Cancer. It contains details of the full membership of the clinical teams providing care in each of Health and Social Services Board Area. Lead Clinicians for Familial Cancer Genetics Service (PDF 58 KB) Eastern (PDF 68 KB) Northern (PDF 61 KB) Southern (PDF 62 KB) Western (PDF 11 KB) The Directory will be updated on an annual basis. Please e-mail amendments to:- irene.wilkinson@dhsspsni.gov.uk

What Works in Health Promotion for Older People

The primary purpose of the Cross-Border conference was the pooling of experience and expertise in relation to health promotion initiatives currently being implemented in Northern Ireland and in the Republic. The main focus of the conference was the identification of effective health promotion strategies and projects designed to achieve health gain and social gain for older people in both parts of the island Download the Report here

A Guide to What Works in Family Support Services for Vulnerable Families

This publication is part of research undertaken for the Springboard Family Support Initiative. Springboard is one of the most important initiatives of any Government in recent times to support vulnerable families. It aims to support families which are experiencing difficulties in providing adequate care and protection for their children through community based centres  which work in partnership not only with other local service providers but with the families themselves. Download the Report here

One of the most popular brands of sexually transmitted infection

This poster informs about chlamydia, stating that it doesn't always show symptoms and can be prevented by using a condom. It also provides updated attendance and contact details for the�Genito Urinary Medicine (GUM) clinics in Northern Ireland.

One of the most popular brands of sexually transmitted infection

This poster informs about chlamydia, stating that it doesn't always show symptoms and can be prevented by using a condom. It also provides updated attendance and contact details for the�Genito Urinary Medicine (GUM) clinics in Northern Ireland.