What is RapidInfo4U?
What is RapidInfo4U?
RapidInfo4U is a simple service for health professionals – it provides access to knowledge relevant to clinical practice in the context of COVID-19. It does this in two ways:
1. Users can ask us a question – our team of researchers and experienced clinicians will conduct a rapid evidence search and summary, drawing on a wealth of experience in specific areas to provide a rapid response on queries related to health professional practice and COVID-19.
2. Users can search our Repository which contains carefully selected resources such as government guidelines, professional body recommendations and research evidence to support health professional practice.
Who is it for?
RapidInfo4U is for health professionals in the fields of Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Language Therapy, Nutrition & Dietetics and Physiotherapy and aims to support health professional practice in Ireland.
Read more about RapidInfo4U here.
How do I use RapidInfo4U?
QUESTIONS WE HAVE ANSWERED
QUESTION
Do I need to wear a mask if maintaining a 2m distance in a treatment room while delivering face-to-face CBT in Primary Care?
Short answer
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has recommended that healthcare workers use a surgical mask for all patient care activities when a safe distance (2m) cannot be maintained. This implies that when a 2m distance can be maintained a mask is not necessary. However, the NPHET guidance does not state this explicitly and does not address the issues of room size/occupancy or duration of contact. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control considers maintaining a 2m distance in a closed environment, such as a treatment room, as low-risk for exposure to COVID-19. The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre state that in low-risk circumstances, where wearing a mask may impact on patient care, a clear face visor is an acceptable alternative.
The content of this document is correct as of 30/09/2020.
These documents were used to answer this question:
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Interim Guidance on Infection Prevention and Control for the Health Service Executive 2020 v1.2. HSE: September 2020.
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Guiding principles for Infection Prevention and Control when returning to routine General Practice during pandemic COVID-19 v2.1. HSE: July 2020.
- European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (2020). Public health management of persons having had contact with cases of novel coronavirus in the European Union. ECDC: February 2020.
Dr Liz Kingston, member of the RapidInfo4U Panel of Experienced Clinicians and Lecturer at the University of Limerick, with a clinical speciality in infection prevention and control, was consulted to answer this question.
Guidance from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control for discharge and ending isolation in the context of widespread community transmission of COVID-19
Comment on this FAQ
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, speaking on the need to protect, care and support older populations on April 2nd 2020.
Watch video and read transcript here
Comment on this FAQ
HSE guidance regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic
See HSE website here for other resources regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making
Comment on this FAQ
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the questions:
-What is the best evidence on care pathways for patients with COVID-19?
-What care pathways or models of care have been implemented internationally for COVID-19 suspected or confirmed positive patients?
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance has been developed to support nurses practicing within areas such as general practice, extended hours and out of hours who are being asked to treat patients via a telephone or video or through other remote consultation when they would normally see them face to face.
Click here for guidance.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for Royal College of Nursing guidance and general principles to support you in your ongoing care delivery.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for clinical information and key resources from the Royal College of Nursing to support your understanding of COVID-19 and to help you manage the disease.
Comment on this FAQ
The type of PPE you need will depend on the environment you work in and the procedures you carry out. Read the Royal College of Nursing guidance on PPE here.
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the question: What is the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the mental health of elderly nursing home residents? To view the summary click here
Comment on this FAQ
Infection Prevention and Control guidance is constantly evolving to take new COVID-19 evidence and WHO guidance into consideration.
The AMRIC team has been providing educational webinars to make sure that front line staff have access to factual, clear and practical information to make it easier for staff to implement the COVID-19 infection control guidance.
Click here to be brought to the HSE Infection Prevention and Control guidance website to view the AMRIC webinars.
Comment on this FAQ
This commentary article discusses nursing’s contribution to the pandemic and outlines the key challenges faced by nursing professionals during COVID-19.
Click here for article
Comment on this FAQ
Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI) provides a list of resources for guidance and advice to assist in navigating the current COVID-19 crisis.
Click here to go to their dedicated COVID-19 webpage.
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This information is to support staff working in community services on issues that have or may arise in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak for people living with dementia at home. The information below should be read in conjunction with official guidance on www.hpsc.ie and
This guidance should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This Advance Care Plan algorithm provides guidance to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
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QUESTION
Do I need to wear a mask if maintaining a 2m distance in a treatment room while delivering face-to-face CBT in Primary Care?
Short answer
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has recommended that healthcare workers use a surgical mask for all patient care activities when a safe distance (2m) cannot be maintained. This implies that when a 2m distance can be maintained a mask is not necessary. However, the NPHET guidance does not state this explicitly and does not address the issues of room size/occupancy or duration of contact. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control considers maintaining a 2m distance in a closed environment, such as a treatment room, as low-risk for exposure to COVID-19. The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre state that in low-risk circumstances, where wearing a mask may impact on patient care, a clear face visor is an acceptable alternative.
The content of this document is correct as of 30/09/2020.
These documents were used to answer this question:
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Interim Guidance on Infection Prevention and Control for the Health Service Executive 2020 v1.2. HSE: September 2020.
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Guiding principles for Infection Prevention and Control when returning to routine General Practice during pandemic COVID-19 v2.1. HSE: July 2020.
- European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (2020). Public health management of persons having had contact with cases of novel coronavirus in the European Union. ECDC: February 2020.
Dr Liz Kingston, member of the RapidInfo4U Panel of Experienced Clinicians and Lecturer at the University of Limerick, with a clinical speciality in infection prevention and control, was consulted to answer this question.
Comment on this FAQ
Guidance from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control for discharge and ending isolation in the context of widespread community transmission of COVID-19
Comment on this FAQ
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, speaking on the need to protect, care and support older populations on April 2nd 2020.
Watch video and read transcript here
Comment on this FAQ
HSE guidance regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic
See HSE website here for other resources regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making
Comment on this FAQ
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the questions:
-What is the best evidence on care pathways for patients with COVID-19?
-What care pathways or models of care have been implemented internationally for COVID-19 suspected or confirmed positive patients?
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance has been developed to support nurses practicing within areas such as general practice, extended hours and out of hours who are being asked to treat patients via a telephone or video or through other remote consultation when they would normally see them face to face.
Click here for guidance.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for Royal College of Nursing guidance and general principles to support you in your ongoing care delivery.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for clinical information and key resources from the Royal College of Nursing to support your understanding of COVID-19 and to help you manage the disease.
Comment on this FAQ
The type of PPE you need will depend on the environment you work in and the procedures you carry out. Read the Royal College of Nursing guidance on PPE here.
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the question: What is the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the mental health of elderly nursing home residents? To view the summary click here
Comment on this FAQ
Infection Prevention and Control guidance is constantly evolving to take new COVID-19 evidence and WHO guidance into consideration.
The AMRIC team has been providing educational webinars to make sure that front line staff have access to factual, clear and practical information to make it easier for staff to implement the COVID-19 infection control guidance.
Click here to be brought to the HSE Infection Prevention and Control guidance website to view the AMRIC webinars.
Comment on this FAQ
This commentary article discusses nursing’s contribution to the pandemic and outlines the key challenges faced by nursing professionals during COVID-19.
Click here for article
Comment on this FAQ
Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI) provides a list of resources for guidance and advice to assist in navigating the current COVID-19 crisis.
Click here to go to their dedicated COVID-19 webpage.
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This information is to support staff working in community services on issues that have or may arise in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak for people living with dementia at home. The information below should be read in conjunction with official guidance on www.hpsc.ie and
This guidance should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This Advance Care Plan algorithm provides guidance to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
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QUESTION
Do I need to wear a mask if maintaining a 2m distance in a treatment room while delivering face-to-face CBT in Primary Care?
Short answer
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has recommended that healthcare workers use a surgical mask for all patient care activities when a safe distance (2m) cannot be maintained. This implies that when a 2m distance can be maintained a mask is not necessary. However, the NPHET guidance does not state this explicitly and does not address the issues of room size/occupancy or duration of contact. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control considers maintaining a 2m distance in a closed environment, such as a treatment room, as low-risk for exposure to COVID-19. The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre state that in low-risk circumstances, where wearing a mask may impact on patient care, a clear face visor is an acceptable alternative.
The content of this document is correct as of 30/09/2020.
These documents were used to answer this question:
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Interim Guidance on Infection Prevention and Control for the Health Service Executive 2020 v1.2. HSE: September 2020.
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Guiding principles for Infection Prevention and Control when returning to routine General Practice during pandemic COVID-19 v2.1. HSE: July 2020.
- European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (2020). Public health management of persons having had contact with cases of novel coronavirus in the European Union. ECDC: February 2020.
Dr Liz Kingston, member of the RapidInfo4U Panel of Experienced Clinicians and Lecturer at the University of Limerick, with a clinical speciality in infection prevention and control, was consulted to answer this question.
Comment on this FAQ
Guidance from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control for discharge and ending isolation in the context of widespread community transmission of COVID-19
Comment on this FAQ
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, speaking on the need to protect, care and support older populations on April 2nd 2020.
Watch video and read transcript here
Comment on this FAQ
HSE guidance regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic
See HSE website here for other resources regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making
Comment on this FAQ
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the questions:
-What is the best evidence on care pathways for patients with COVID-19?
-What care pathways or models of care have been implemented internationally for COVID-19 suspected or confirmed positive patients?
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance has been developed to support nurses practicing within areas such as general practice, extended hours and out of hours who are being asked to treat patients via a telephone or video or through other remote consultation when they would normally see them face to face.
Click here for guidance.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for Royal College of Nursing guidance and general principles to support you in your ongoing care delivery.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for clinical information and key resources from the Royal College of Nursing to support your understanding of COVID-19 and to help you manage the disease.
Comment on this FAQ
The type of PPE you need will depend on the environment you work in and the procedures you carry out. Read the Royal College of Nursing guidance on PPE here.
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the question: What is the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the mental health of elderly nursing home residents? To view the summary click here
Comment on this FAQ
Infection Prevention and Control guidance is constantly evolving to take new COVID-19 evidence and WHO guidance into consideration.
The AMRIC team has been providing educational webinars to make sure that front line staff have access to factual, clear and practical information to make it easier for staff to implement the COVID-19 infection control guidance.
Click here to be brought to the HSE Infection Prevention and Control guidance website to view the AMRIC webinars.
Comment on this FAQ
This commentary article discusses nursing’s contribution to the pandemic and outlines the key challenges faced by nursing professionals during COVID-19.
Click here for article
Comment on this FAQ
Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI) provides a list of resources for guidance and advice to assist in navigating the current COVID-19 crisis.
Click here to go to their dedicated COVID-19 webpage.
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This information is to support staff working in community services on issues that have or may arise in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak for people living with dementia at home. The information below should be read in conjunction with official guidance on www.hpsc.ie and
This guidance should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This Advance Care Plan algorithm provides guidance to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
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QUESTION
Do I need to wear a mask if maintaining a 2m distance in a treatment room while delivering face-to-face CBT in Primary Care?
Short answer
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has recommended that healthcare workers use a surgical mask for all patient care activities when a safe distance (2m) cannot be maintained. This implies that when a 2m distance can be maintained a mask is not necessary. However, the NPHET guidance does not state this explicitly and does not address the issues of room size/occupancy or duration of contact. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control considers maintaining a 2m distance in a closed environment, such as a treatment room, as low-risk for exposure to COVID-19. The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre state that in low-risk circumstances, where wearing a mask may impact on patient care, a clear face visor is an acceptable alternative.
The content of this document is correct as of 30/09/2020.
These documents were used to answer this question:
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Interim Guidance on Infection Prevention and Control for the Health Service Executive 2020 v1.2. HSE: September 2020.
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Guiding principles for Infection Prevention and Control when returning to routine General Practice during pandemic COVID-19 v2.1. HSE: July 2020.
- European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (2020). Public health management of persons having had contact with cases of novel coronavirus in the European Union. ECDC: February 2020.
Dr Liz Kingston, member of the RapidInfo4U Panel of Experienced Clinicians and Lecturer at the University of Limerick, with a clinical speciality in infection prevention and control, was consulted to answer this question.
Comment on this FAQ
Guidance from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control for discharge and ending isolation in the context of widespread community transmission of COVID-19
Comment on this FAQ
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, speaking on the need to protect, care and support older populations on April 2nd 2020.
Watch video and read transcript here
Comment on this FAQ
HSE guidance regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic
See HSE website here for other resources regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making
Comment on this FAQ
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the questions:
-What is the best evidence on care pathways for patients with COVID-19?
-What care pathways or models of care have been implemented internationally for COVID-19 suspected or confirmed positive patients?
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance has been developed to support nurses practicing within areas such as general practice, extended hours and out of hours who are being asked to treat patients via a telephone or video or through other remote consultation when they would normally see them face to face.
Click here for guidance.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for Royal College of Nursing guidance and general principles to support you in your ongoing care delivery.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for clinical information and key resources from the Royal College of Nursing to support your understanding of COVID-19 and to help you manage the disease.
Comment on this FAQ
The type of PPE you need will depend on the environment you work in and the procedures you carry out. Read the Royal College of Nursing guidance on PPE here.
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the question: What is the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the mental health of elderly nursing home residents? To view the summary click here
Comment on this FAQ
Infection Prevention and Control guidance is constantly evolving to take new COVID-19 evidence and WHO guidance into consideration.
The AMRIC team has been providing educational webinars to make sure that front line staff have access to factual, clear and practical information to make it easier for staff to implement the COVID-19 infection control guidance.
Click here to be brought to the HSE Infection Prevention and Control guidance website to view the AMRIC webinars.
Comment on this FAQ
This commentary article discusses nursing’s contribution to the pandemic and outlines the key challenges faced by nursing professionals during COVID-19.
Click here for article
Comment on this FAQ
Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI) provides a list of resources for guidance and advice to assist in navigating the current COVID-19 crisis.
Click here to go to their dedicated COVID-19 webpage.
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This information is to support staff working in community services on issues that have or may arise in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak for people living with dementia at home. The information below should be read in conjunction with official guidance on www.hpsc.ie and
This guidance should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This Advance Care Plan algorithm provides guidance to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
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QUESTION
Do I need to wear a mask if maintaining a 2m distance in a treatment room while delivering face-to-face CBT in Primary Care?
Short answer
The National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has recommended that healthcare workers use a surgical mask for all patient care activities when a safe distance (2m) cannot be maintained. This implies that when a 2m distance can be maintained a mask is not necessary. However, the NPHET guidance does not state this explicitly and does not address the issues of room size/occupancy or duration of contact. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control considers maintaining a 2m distance in a closed environment, such as a treatment room, as low-risk for exposure to COVID-19. The HSE Health Protection Surveillance Centre state that in low-risk circumstances, where wearing a mask may impact on patient care, a clear face visor is an acceptable alternative.
The content of this document is correct as of 30/09/2020.
These documents were used to answer this question:
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Interim Guidance on Infection Prevention and Control for the Health Service Executive 2020 v1.2. HSE: September 2020.
- Health Protection Surveillance Centre (2020). Guiding principles for Infection Prevention and Control when returning to routine General Practice during pandemic COVID-19 v2.1. HSE: July 2020.
- European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (2020). Public health management of persons having had contact with cases of novel coronavirus in the European Union. ECDC: February 2020.
Dr Liz Kingston, member of the RapidInfo4U Panel of Experienced Clinicians and Lecturer at the University of Limerick, with a clinical speciality in infection prevention and control, was consulted to answer this question.
Comment on this FAQ
Guidance from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control for discharge and ending isolation in the context of widespread community transmission of COVID-19
Comment on this FAQ
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, speaking on the need to protect, care and support older populations on April 2nd 2020.
Watch video and read transcript here
Comment on this FAQ
HSE guidance regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making during the COVID-19 pandemic
See HSE website here for other resources regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation & DNAR decision-making
Comment on this FAQ
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the questions:
-What is the best evidence on care pathways for patients with COVID-19?
-What care pathways or models of care have been implemented internationally for COVID-19 suspected or confirmed positive patients?
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance has been developed to support nurses practicing within areas such as general practice, extended hours and out of hours who are being asked to treat patients via a telephone or video or through other remote consultation when they would normally see them face to face.
Click here for guidance.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for Royal College of Nursing guidance and general principles to support you in your ongoing care delivery.
Comment on this FAQ
Click here for clinical information and key resources from the Royal College of Nursing to support your understanding of COVID-19 and to help you manage the disease.
Comment on this FAQ
The type of PPE you need will depend on the environment you work in and the procedures you carry out. Read the Royal College of Nursing guidance on PPE here.
The HSE Library has created an evidence summary document to answer the question: What is the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the mental health of elderly nursing home residents? To view the summary click here
Comment on this FAQ
Infection Prevention and Control guidance is constantly evolving to take new COVID-19 evidence and WHO guidance into consideration.
The AMRIC team has been providing educational webinars to make sure that front line staff have access to factual, clear and practical information to make it easier for staff to implement the COVID-19 infection control guidance.
Click here to be brought to the HSE Infection Prevention and Control guidance website to view the AMRIC webinars.
Comment on this FAQ
This commentary article discusses nursing’s contribution to the pandemic and outlines the key challenges faced by nursing professionals during COVID-19.
Click here for article
Comment on this FAQ
Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI) provides a list of resources for guidance and advice to assist in navigating the current COVID-19 crisis.
Click here to go to their dedicated COVID-19 webpage.
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This information is to support staff working in community services on issues that have or may arise in the context of the COVID-19 outbreak for people living with dementia at home. The information below should be read in conjunction with official guidance on www.hpsc.ie and
This guidance should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This Advance Care Plan algorithm provides guidance to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
This guidance is to address issues specifically related to implementing COVID-19 measures for people living with dementia in residential care.
This algorithm should be read in conjunction with official HSE Guidance on hpsc.ie / hselibrary.ie
Comment on this FAQ
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RapidInfo4U is part of the Irish Government’s national coordinated research and innovation response to the COVID-19 pandemic. RapidInfo4U is funded by a Health Research Board COVID-19 Pandemic – Rapid response funding award and managed by the Health Implementation Science and Technology cluster at the University of Limerick.
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