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The evidential hearings for Module 2C of the UK Covid Inquiry began on 30th April 2024. On this week's episode of The Covid Inquiry Podcast, Enda McGarrity and Claire McNeilly discuss what happened in the third and final week of hearings. Together, they welcomed Lauren Mallon, Gabriel Scally and Johnny McCambridge, who each gave their own perspective on this week's hearings and witnesses. If you've lost a loved one to Covid-19, it isn't too late to be part of the Covid Inquiry. For more information on how to instruct legal representation, visit our website here: https://www.jacksonlees.co.uk/BroudieJacksonCanter/services/covid-inquiry
The plasma product Factor VIII was heralded in the 1960s as a miracle treatment that helped those with haemophilia to live fuller lives. By the 1980s it was killing them in their thousands, as the product from the US was riddled with hepatitis and AIDs. The investigative journalist Cara McGoogan pieces together the sorry tale of medical negligence, commercial greed and government failures in The Poison Line: A True Story of Death, Deception and Infected Blood. In many other countries inquiries have been held, compensation paid out and individuals sent to prison, but the victims and their families in the UK are still waiting, 40 years later. Jason Evans was just 4 years old when his father died after being infected by HIV in Factor VIII. He has dedicated his adult life to getting to the truth and is now awaiting the findings of the public inquiry which began in 2018, and is expected to publish its report in March 2024. The public health expert and physician Dr Gabriel Scally is a veteran of medical inquires – from the Bristol heart scandal to the Cervical Smear failures in Ireland. He has spent his career arguing for a system of clinical governance with a duty of candour placed not just on organisations but individual medics too. He tells Tom Sutcliffe why he thinks scandals and cover-ups continue to happen, and whether a public inquiry is the best way to get to the truth. Producer: Katy Hickman
Dr Gabriel Scally, government-appointed investigator into the Cervical Check controversy, on a statutory duty of candour towards patients who experience medical error.
On The Group Chat, the trio hear from Irish people abroad who give their reactions to the housing crisis and Leo Varadkar's "the grass is greener" statement. Why does FIFA object to armbands and have they no control over The World Cup in Qatar? Gabriel Scally issues his report on the CervicalCheck recommendations and explains the progress made and need for open disclosure. Richard, Zara & Gavan are joined by Aida Younesi to discuss the situation in Iran as she explains everything from the Iranian morality police to the tragic death of Mahsa Amini. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Claire Brock speaks to Dr.Gabriel Scally, Senator Barry Ward, Senator Marie Sherlock, John Lee, Priscilla Lynch, Lucky Khambule, Cllr. Janet Horner & Stephen Teap Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The final review into the Cervical Check controversy has found that substantial progress has been made. In 2018, Dr Gabriel Scally published his report into the scandal and made 50 recommendations for change. That same year, the HSE confirmed over 200 women had developed cervical cancer after a mis-diagnosed cervical check test result Dr Gabriel Scally joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss his review and the progress thus far...
Dr Gabriel Scally, Northern Irish public health physician and a former regional director of public health (RDPH) for the Southwest of England.
Our Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers reports on the final report of Dr Gabriel Scally, the UK public health specialist examining the CervicalCheck programme.
Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, discusses the publication today of a report into the implementation of recommendations from the 2018 inquiry into the CervicalCheck screening.
Mír na polaitíochta: Go leor plé aréir le linn díospóireacht Dála ar rún Shinn Féin faoin éigeandáil tithíochta agus foilseofar tuarascáil an Dr. Gabriel Scally inniu.
Cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan has died at the age of 48. Vicky's work led to the public inquiries headed up by public health specialist Dr Gabriel Scally in 2018 and 2019. Dr Gabriel Scally and Fianna Fáíl Senator, Lisa Chambers joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder...
Alan Kelly, Labour Party TD for Tipperary, Cian O'Carroll, Solicitor who represented Vicky Phelan in her High Court case which settled in 2018, Dr Gabriel Scally, Author of the Cervical Check Report
Discussion with Dr Gabriel Scally and Professor Deirdre Heenan.
Dr Gabriel Scally President of Epidemiology & Public Health, Royal Society of Medicine in the UK joined Sean Defoe to discuss the covid situation in the UK, why Northern Ireland is lagging behind in terms of the success rate of the vaccine rollout and addresses some of the concerns some people who might still be hesitant coming forward to get their vaccine. Listen and subscribe to On The Record with Gavan Reilly on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify. Download, listen, and subscribe on the Newstalk App. You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.
Dr Gabriel Scally, Public health physician and visiting Professor of Public Health at the University of Bristol joins the programme to discuss the role-out of vaccinations around Ireland, and how to address the remaining concerns that some parents might have.
The government have announced double vaccinated people from the EU and USA won’t need to self-isolate on entry to England. We ask Gabriel Scally whether the move is sensible or reckless. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.
The government have announced double vaccinated people from the EU and USA won’t need to self-isolate on entry to England. We ask Gabriel Scally whether the move is sensible or reckless. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.
Dr. Gabriel Scally and Mothers Aisling McEniffe and Agnes O'Shaughnessy talk to Claire about the need to vaccinate vulnerable children.
The tourism industry awaits an uptick in business as restrictions on non-essential international travel ease, but cases are high with warnings that the next few weeks will be a “bumpy ride” with the delta variant.Paul Quinn is live in Spain, and we have Siobhan O'Donnell from Dublin Airport.Senator Timmy Dooley and Sinn Fein TD Darren O'Rourke join us in studio to discuss Meanwhile England removes all its final Covid restrictions, despite a surge of cases and the Prime Minister self-isolating.Gabriel Scally joins us to discuss what England's “freedom day” can mean for the spread of the Delta variant, plus our panel reacts. As Ireland basks in sweltering heat, other parts of Europe pick up the pieces after a weekend of devastating rainfall.Alan O'Reilly from Carlow Weather and Cara Augustenborg from UCD discuss whether we are seeing climate change occur in real time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dr Gabriel Scally, Visiting Professor of Public Health at University of Bristol, on the balance between further re-opening on Monday amid rising Covid numbers.
Dr Gabriel Scally, Visiting Professor of Public Health at University of Bristol, on the balance between further re-opening on Monday amid rising Covid numbers.
In the UK more than 1200 experts and doctors have spoken out against the government's plan to allow Covid-19 cases to increase, which they say borders on "criminal". Britain's daily deaths has hit a three-month high, and most Covid-19 restrictions will be eased on Monday - dubbed 'Freedom Day' - in the hopes of achieving herd immunity. One of the leading groups against the measures is the Independent Sage - a group of scientists providing independent advice on how to minimise deaths and support Britain's recovery from the pandemic. Kim Hill spoke to Dr Gabriel Scally, a visiting professor of public health at the University of Bristol and a member of the Independent Sage committee.
In the UK more than 1200 experts and doctors have spoken out against the government's plan to allow Covid-19 cases to increase, which they say borders on "criminal". Britain's daily deaths has hit a three-month high, and most Covid-19 restrictions will be eased on Monday - dubbed 'Freedom Day' - in the hopes of achieving herd immunity. One of the leading groups against the measures is the Independent Sage - a group of scientists providing independent advice on how to minimise deaths and support Britain's recovery from the pandemic. Kim Hill spoke to Dr Gabriel Scally, a visiting professor of public health at the University of Bristol and a member of the Independent Sage committee.
Digital Green Certs: Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, and Dr. Gabriel Scally, Visiting Professor of Public Health at University of Bristol, discuss Digital Green Certs.
Dr. Gabriel Scally, President of Epidemiology and Public Health, Royal Society of Medicine, London
Part 2 of Michelle Heffernan's docuseries "It's Not a Cold, It's Long Covid" continues analysing the condition and searching for solutions. Michelle speaks to Physiotherapist in Respiratory & Cardiac Health, Robin McNeils, about his approach to treating Long Covid patients. Occupational Therapist Nicola Spendlove describes how she would assist Long Covid patients with adapting to a new way of life and Michelle learns about the HSE Living Well Programe for chronic illnesses. Financial and employment advice is offered by HR expert Caroline Mcenery and Michelle learns about the most recent Long Covid research in Ireland from Dr. Jack Lambert at the Mater Hospital. Most importantly, in a special interview, Michelle speaks to Public Health Expert Dr. Gabriel Scally to find out how urgent this problem is, and why Long Covid is a problem for all of us, and needs to be addressed now.
The Chief Medical Officer has said the National Public Health Emergency Team is "genuinely concerned" about the number of cases of the variant of Covid-19 first identified in India that have been detected in Ireland. Kingston Mills, Professor of Experimental Immunology at Trinity College Dublin joined Kieran on The Hard Shoulder to discuss. Gabriel Scally, Public health physician, Visiting Professor of Public Health at the University of Bristol also gave his concerns on the Indian Variant. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google 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'.
Claire is joined by guests to discuss the potential threat posed by the Indian variant, the governments move to inhibit investment funds buying up housing plus we speak to cybersecurity expert Ronan Murphy about the HSE ransomware attack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ciara is joined in studio to discuss the lifting of restrictions, NIAC's decision to rule out the use of the AZ vaccine for the under 60's, mandatory quarantining and Vicky Phelan updates us on her treatment in the US. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Andrew Pierce talks to Angela Levin, author of Harry: Conversations with the Prince on Meghan and Harry's decision to leave the Royal family for good, and speaks to epidemiologist Dr Gabriel Scally on whether Britons over 40 will be vaccinated in March. Plus, author Nicci Gerrard on why care homes MUST reopen their doors to visitors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Richie is joined by Dr. Vernon Coleman. Dr. Vernon Coleman joins Richie every Monday to provide the alternative point of view on coronavirus, from lockdowns to vaccines. Today, Vernon discusses the possibility that UK citizens will need domestic vaccine passports to access shops, café's, cinemas and even sporting events. Vernon responds to Independent SAGE member Gabriel Scally's claim that so-called Long Covid can affect sufferers for nine months. And there's breaking news on vaccine injuries and deaths, that the UK media is covering up. www.vernoncoleman.com
Matt is joined by guests to discuss the latest on the Leaving Cert talks as the ASTI withdraw from discussions, the latest in the COVID-19 crisis, and we take a look at how people are dating during the lockdown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Andrew Pierce talks to independent SAGE member Dr Gabriel Scally on why Britain should be optimistic about vaccines and new variants, and speaks to Mail reporter David Rose on an Oxford College getting very cosy with a Chinese tech giant. Plus, why the big trend for Valentine's Day isn't underwear - it's leisurewear! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Claire Brock is joined by guests to discuss potential quarantining for people travelling to Ireland, staycation tourism this summer and the vaccine rollout. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Could we be like New Zealand or Australia if we fought Covid like they have? - Dr Gabriel Scally says of course we could... the property business surviving lockdown- how and why? . why are thousands of us looking to the skies & there's lots more.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dr Gabriel Scally says we can get things back under control if we take it seriously. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Dr Gabriel Scally on how we got such a surge in Covid-19 and how we stop it. Growing calls to ban drink sales, how would that work out? Schools out for January, even if you have special needs. And more.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
jQuery(document).ready(function(){ cab.clickify(); }); Original Podcast with clickable words https://tinyurl.com/y7nelf8x ‘Postpone Christmas family events to summer'. Cuir siar ócáidí teaghlaigh Nollag go dtí an samhradh. Public health expert Dr. Tá an saineolaí sláinte poiblí an Dr. Gabriel Scally is petitioning the Irish and Westminster governments to ask families not to come together this Christmas, and postpone social events until the Summer. Gabriel Scally ag achainí ar Rialtas na hÉireann agus rialtas Westminster iarraidh ar theaghlaigh gan teacht le chéile an Nollaig seo, agus ócáidí sóisialta a chur siar go dtí an Samhradh. To compensate for this, people should be given another two days of public holiday, he says. Mar chúiteamh air seo, ba cheart dhá lá eile saoire poiblí a thabhairt do dhaoine, a deir sé. By then, Gabriel Scally says we will have help from the vaccine being distributed to the public. Faoin am sin, deir Gabriel Scally go mbeidh cúnamh againn ón vaicsín bheith á dháileadh ar an bpobal. He warned that it was not worthwhile to impose restrictions following an increase in the number of cases and that a sensible level of restraint should be maintained consistently. Thug sé foláireamh nach fiú srianta a chur i bhfeidhm tar éis ardú ar líon na gcásanna agus gur cheart leibhéal ciallmhar srianta a choinneáil ar bun go seasta. Ireland has done well in keeping the number of cases low, he said, and this is justified in keeping the restrictions in place over the Christmas period. Rinne Éire go maith maidir le líon na gcásanna a choinneáil íseal agus údar é seo, a dúirt sé, leis na srianta a fhágeail mar atá thar thréimhse na Nollag. If this advice is not followed, there will be a huge increase in cases in the new year, according to Dr. Beidh borradh mór sna cásanna san athbhliain mura gcloífear leis an gcomhairle seo, dar leis an Dr. Scally. Scally. From this Friday, three families will be allowed to get together and will be allowed to travel around the country for three weeks until 6 January. Ón Aoine beag seo amach, beidh cead ag trí theaghlach teacht le chéile agus beidh cead taistil ar fud na tíre go ceann trí seachtaine go dtí an 6 Eanáir. Food service restaurants and hotels have been allowed to open from 4 December to cater for outdoor customers. Tugadh cead do bhialanna agus do thithe ósta a bhfuil seirbhís bia iontu oscailt ón 4 Nollaig chun freastal ar chustaiméirí amuigh faoin aer.
Gabriel Scally, Professor of Public Health, Johnny Fallon, PR Executive, Carr Communications, Matt Farrell Chairman and Balina FF Comhairle Ceantair, Martin O'Rourke, SIPTU
Dr. Gabriel Scally, President of Epidemiology and Public Health, Royal Society of Medicine in London
Dr. Gabriel Scally, President of Epidemiology and Public Health at the Royal Society of Medicine in London and Professor of Public health at University of Bristol
On Friday Leo Varadkar will address the nation regarding what potential measures might be lightened past the 5th of May, as Ireland closes in on its 7th week of Lockdown. As the days draw, closer vast changes are seemingly less likely, as testing and ICU figures are still not close enough from their desired level. Episode 21 of the podcast looks at what exactly needs to fall into place before Ireland begins to move in that direction, but also how the country is fairing with life in their 2-kilometre radius so far. Dr Akke Velinga is an epidemiologist and the joint research lead of the Corona Citizens' Science study - a countrywide survey conducted by research teams at NUI Galway (NUIG) and Dublin City University which looked at the impact COVID 19 and its associated restrictions has had on daily lives of people around the country. I spoke to her about the findings of the results, and what her predictions are for life after May 5th. Ian also spoke to Dr Gabriel Scally, Public Healthy Physician and President of Epidemiology & Public Health at the Royal Society of Medicine about where Ireland finds itself now, and what must take place before life slowly trickles back to any sort of normality?Produced by UrbanMediaHosted by Ian DoyleMusic by Psykick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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