Dr. Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain

• Aisling Ni Shuilleabhain, Limited Options: a Report on GP Access to Services, Irish Journal of Medical Sciences, 176, (1), 2007, p27 - 32Journal Article, 2007, DOI
• Ni Shuilleabhain A, O'Dowd T, Handy D, Kelly A, Reconfiguring a hospital towards general practice : the case of Peamount, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 2008Journal Article, 2008, DOI
• Ni Shuilleabhain A, O'Kelly M, O'Kelly F, O'Dowd T, Limited options: a report on GP access to services, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 176, (1), 2007, p27 - 32Journal Article, 2007
• Ni Shuilleabhain, Barry, J., Kelly, A., O'Kelly, F., Darker, C., & O'Dowd, T. , Alcohol consumption in pregnancy: results from the general practice setting, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 183, (2), 2014, p231 - 240Journal Article, 2014, DOI

Clinical research in primary care. Career paths / plans of young GPs. Contraception. Alcohol use. Patient access to healthcare.

• Title

  Measurement of Alcohol Consumption in Pregnancy
  Summary

  This project has two aims. The first is to ascertain alcohol use among pregnant women, by means of a self-completed questionnaire. 15 GP training practices from the Trinity / HSE GP training scheme are recruiting 20 patients each, giving a total cohort of 300 women. The second aim is to look at the feasibility of conducting this type of research in primary care. The 15 practices have been divided into three groups of five, with a different methodology for each group. These will be compared and the result will inform the methodology used in a proposed national study of alcohol use in pregnancy.
  Funding Agency

  HSE
  Date From

  May 2006
  Date To

  June 2008
• Title

  Diminishing Options: A Report on GP Access to Services
  Summary
• Title

  Reconfiguring a Hospital Towards General Practice: the case of Peamount.
  Summary
  Funding Agency

  Peamount Hospital

• Irish College of General Practitioners
• Royal College of Physicians in Ireland