Podcasts about eamonn costello

Smart D8, Dublin's first smart district dedicated to addressing community health and wellbeing in the heart of Dublin 8, has announced three new pilot projects as it enters its fifth year of successfully engaging the local community. The pilot projects will centre on accelerating cancer detection with the use of AI, driving positive conversations around men's health through community football and supporting remote heart health monitoring for patients living with heart failure conditions. The announced initiatives come as Smart D8 continues its commitment to enhance the health and wellbeing of local communities in the Dublin 8 area following five years of success. Smart D8 pilot projects supporting men's health and managing heart failure through patient empowerment Since October 2020, the Smart D8 partnership has gathered expertise across a range of areas and has established strong community connections among residents, businesses and local organisations. Through the combined effort of pilot calls, local workshop activities and engagement with existing community groups, Smart D8 has reached over 18,500 people living and working in the 45,000-strong population of Dublin 8. Smart D8 is led by The Digital Hub, Dublin City Council, St James's Hospital and Smart Dublin. They are joined by Tyndall National Institute, St Patrick's Mental Health Services, Trinity College Dublin, Trinity Translational Medicine Institute, National College of Art & Design, Guinness Enterprise Centre, Health Innovation Hub Ireland and the HSE in this unique collaborative initiative. The pilot programme of Smart D8 operates by selecting a number of health and wellbeing-focused initiatives each year following a competitive application process. Selected projects are supported with community engagement and funding as they are demonstrated in Dublin 8 for a six-month period. After this period, they are evaluated to verify the potential to scale their innovations for long-term population health and wellbeing impacts in the area and beyond. The 2025 pilot projects that will begin implementation across the Dublin 8 area this summer include: Early-Stage Cancer Detection by the RCSI University of Medicine & Health Sciences: This project, run by the PRiCAN research group, aims to support expedited cancer diagnoses through an AI-powered digital scribe tool, which will assist in diagnostic consultations in Centric Health GP practices in Dublin 8. The tool will support GPs by reducing administrative burden and monitoring conversations with patients for subtle symptom patterns potentially linked to cancers with the aim of prompting earlier investigation and diagnosis. Football Cooperative by Football Cooperative CLG: This project, led by Steven O'Connell, aims to engage men in positive health behaviours through weekly pick-up football games, encouraging conversations about men's overall physical, mental and social health. Backed by South-East Technological University (SETU), the programme has already demonstrated a social return of €17.60 for every €1 invested and will aim to co-develop a robust outcome framework to enable national scaling through partners, including the FAI and Local Sports Partnerships. Smart Heart: Heart Failure Care in the Community by patientMpower and in partnership with St James's Hospital Heart Support Unit: Led by Eamonn Costello and Eimear Kelly, this project involves the remote monitoring of individuals living with heart failure, a condition that affects 2% of Ireland's population. Patients will receive connected devices that transmit blood pressure and weight data to clinicians in real-time, enabling the trial of a scalable model of community-based chronic care. Jack Lehane, Smart D8 Ecosystem Manager, said: "As Smart D8 enters its fifth consecutive year, I am delighted to announce the three pilot projects that will be demonstrated with the Dublin 8 community. Each year, the quality of applications for Smart D8 is increasing, which is a re...

One thing we've talked about quite a bit in this podcast is how far things have come in battling IPF in just the last two decades. Our guest this episode is Eamonn Costello, the Co-Founder and CEO, patientMpower, who discusses the key advances in TECHNOLOGY that are making a BIG TIME impact!In what ways can we share the benefits of technology with patient care? What does he envision as the future of patient care through technology? We discuss this, and more, in the PULMONARY FIBROSIS podcast! Brought to you by the PAIPF Support Network – visit paIPFsupportnetwork.org! And by the Wescoe Foundation for Pulmonary Fibrosis! Find the Pulmponary Fibrosis podcast wherever you get your podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eamonn Costello is the co-founder & CEO of the Med Tech company - patientMpower. They have recently released a home-monitoring app that has made possible the early release of a thousand Covid-19 patients from hospital & have recently released an app that helps with home monitoring for patients with Cystic Fibrosis. Eamonn joined Bobby to discuss the origins and constant development of the business throughout the years. Image: patientmpower.com Down to Business with Bobby Kerr Listen and subscribe to Down to Business with Bobby Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.    You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.    

Health and Technology experts across Ireland are working together to tackle the spread of coronavirus. We are joined by Martin Curley, Digital Lead at the HSE, Conor McGinn of Akara, Sonia Neary, CEO of Wellola; and Eamonn Costello of Patient M Power who are telling us how they are working to prevent coronavirus spread.

Episode 26 in the series: Yeshua fulfilled all the prophetic requirements of the Messiah, the Anointed One – coming from the tribe of Judah (through his mother, Miriam), at the appointed time, preceded by John the Baptist, etc. John witnessed the Holy Spirit descending upon Yeshua and remaining upon him – the sign to John that this was the One. He declared himself to be “greater than Solomon,” “greater than Jonah” – in fact, to be the Son of God! He could not have been deceived, or a deceiver, and still be a ‘good man’ or a prophet.  He was and is who he said he was. He foretold the destruction of Jerusalem, but also that the Jewish nation would NOT be destroyed. He promised that he would return to receive his own and the angel at his ascension promised that Yeshua would return to the Mount of Olives, just as he left it.  When Zechariah describes this he refers to YHWH himself descending to the Mount – confirming that Yeshua is God! He warned us that many would come in His Name, that there would be many false Messiahs.  We’ve already seen the ‘Christian’ German people fooled by one of these – Hitler.  Not everyone who speaks in Yeshua’s Name has His authority to do so.  We need to be alert, discerning and knowledgeable in the scriptures to be sure of not being taken in by them. Above all, He promised that He WOULD return! -------------------- with music from: Kickin Grass Band (North Carolina, USA) – 'Pot Liquor', (On The Short Rows); Sammy Horner (Scotland, UK) – 'When I Think Of Heaven', (Celtic Praise Volume 4 – See Touch And Hear); Eamonn Costello and Cathal Clohessy (Ireland) – 'Sergeant Early's Dream', (Bosca Ceoil and Fiddle).   Produced by Precious Oil Productions Ltd for Kingdom Come Trust

Hosted by Raymond McCullough, in Belfast, Northern Ireland:     with music from: Bill Grogan's Goat, (Michigan, USA) – 'Waxie's Dargle/Siege of Ennis', (Second Wind)   Eamonn Costello and Cathal Clohessy, (Ireland) – 'Aile Dhomhain', (Bosca Ceoil and Fiddle)    Druid Roots, (Florida, USA) – 'Going Home', (Going Home)    Papilio, (Nova Scotia, Canada) - 'Chorolations', (Emergence)    Rachel Taylor-Beales, (Wales, UK) – 'Here We Go Now', (Dust And Gold)    Low Country Boys, (Northern Ireland, UK) – 'Farewell', (No Lang Tae Go)  Ross Douglas, (Washington State, USA) – 'Here's to the Fools', (Caribou Eclectic)    Marianne Green, (Northern Ireland, UK) – 'Tá Mé 'Mo Shuí', (Dear Irish Boy)   Produced by Precious Oil Productions Ltd for Celtic Roots Radio

Hosted by Raymond McCullough, in Belfast, Northern Ireland:   with music from: Dust Rhinos, (Manitoba, Canada) -  'Until the Evening Ends', ( The Day After The Night Before )  The Elders, (Missouri, USA) -  'Turnpike', (American Wake)   Harpeth Rising, (Tennessee, USA) - 'Last Honest Man', (Harpeth Rising )    Charlie Gear, (Florida, USA) -  'I Feel Like You Do', (Ode To The Laurel Lass)    Mark Easton, (Queensland, Australia) -  'Money is the Root of All Evil', ( Money is the Root of All Evil)    Eamonn Costello and Cathal Clohessy, (Ireland) -  'Sergeant Early's Dream', (Bosca Ceoil and Fiddle)    Judith Weikle, (Wyoming, USA) -  'Farewell to Tarwathee', (Pirates, Poets and Patriots)    Marita Brake, (Illinois, USA) -  'By the River', ( The Celtic Rose)