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Work set to begin this week to transform A&E facilities at Worksop hospital

Work set to begin this week to transform A&E facilities at Worksop hospital
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United kingdomBoris johnsonKirsty edmondson jonesEmergency departmentDepartment of healthPrime ministerBassetlaw hospitalBassetlaw teaching hospitalSocial careSenior responsible officerEmergency villageDoncaster royal infirmaryAssessment unitClinical therapies

New children s book explores the trees, animals and insects of UCC

New children s book explores the trees, animals and insects of UCC
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Hearing degree launched in UCC | Cork Independent

Cork will be home to Ireland's only degree on hearing and balancing difficulties, it was announced this week

Peter osullivanGerard mccarthyNicole mullerHead of the school clinical therapiesHearing sciencesDepartment of speechHelen whelton head of college medicineSchool of clinical therapiesPetero sullivanSouth infirmaryNicole muller headClinical therapiesJim dalyHelen whelton headHearing balance

Letters to the Editor: Aphasia is a form of hidden disability

Letters to the Editor: Aphasia is a form of hidden disability

Larry cumminsBruce willisCatherine martinHelen kellyMolly manningMedia commissionSchool of allied healthIrish association of speechSchool of clinical therapiesIrish associationLanguage therapistsAphasia home cafClinical therapiesAllied healthCork airportIrish examiner

Ohio State grad donates adapted toys for children with special needs

Ohio State grad donates adapted toys for children with special needs Emily Curtiss began “adapting” toys in college when she helped with a program Ohio State and Nationwide work together on called “Toys for All Tots.” Author: Krista Frost (WBNS) Updated: 6:31 PM EST December 21, 2020 Some children receiving help from medical professionals at Nationwide Children’s Hospital are getting new toys catered to them with the help of an Ohio State University engineering graduate. Emily Curtiss began “adapting” toys in college when she helped with a program Ohio State and Nationwide work together on called “Toys for All Tots.” The program aims to reformat toys that have buttons and switches so children with special and specific needs can use them.

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