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Welcome to the School of Medicine
The School of Medicine is Ireland’s leading medical school and ranks as one of the world’s top medical schools (QS World Ranking by Subject 2025 – 83rd for Medicine). The School of Medicine is the leading research school in Trinity, home to over 800 highly diverse researchers and spanning 21 medical and scientific disciplines. The School of Medicine is a multidisciplinary school comprising Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Human Health and Disease, and Human Nutrition and Dietetics. Over 90% of the academic staff are highly active in research. Fifty per cent of senior principal investigators are clinical academics combining their clinical commitments with their academic activities.
Head of School welcome message
Prof. Colin Doherty gives a brief overview of what it means to study at the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin.
Current News
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Annual Overview of Doctoral Health Research 2022
The Annual Overview of Doctoral Health Research 2022 emphasises Trinity's commitment to being a research-led school supported by strong clinical-academic partnerships and translational research.
10 Sep 2026
Education
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CERVIVA presents research findings at Institute of Biomedical Science
CERVIVA research on molecular markers for cervical screening was recently presented by Dr Cara Martin at the Institute of Biomedical Science.
15 Mar 2022
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Professor John O'Leary wins TCD Provost's Innovation Award
Congratulations to Prof John O’Leary, Chair of Pathology at TCD, Consultant Pathologist at St James Hospital and Director of Pathology at the The Coombe Women & Infants University Hospital on winning The Provost’s Innovation Award
22 Feb 2022
News
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Trust and cancer screening: Effects of a screening controversy on women’s perceptions of cervical cancer screening
A new paper published by researchers from CERVIVA concludes that women’s perceptions of, and trust in, cervical screening have been adversely affected by the recent screening controversy. The findings can be used to inform the dev
02 Jan 2022
News
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RESOLVE short course
How do health systems survive, adapt, and transform in the face of crisis?
23 Jun 2026
News
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Dr Sara Burke advocates for Maternity Universal Health Care
Director of CHPM, Dr Sara Burke, was invited by RTÉ Radio 1 to speak about universal health care and maternity services.
23 Jun 2026
News
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Evidence for Children’s Palliative Care in Ireland
The research project, ‘Evidence for Children’s Palliative Care in Ireland’ (ECHPI)’, led by Primary Investigator, CHPM’s Dr Samantha Smith, launched on 21 May in Regent House.
23 Jun 2026
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Key Findings on Evidence for Children's Palliative Care in Ireland
New research has found that between 5,968-7,951 children in Ireland have a life-limiting condition. This is the first time that national data has been produced on the number of children requiring palliative care in Ireland.
21 May 2026
News
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Trinity Monday & a new Fellow in the Centre
Dr Sara Burke elected as Trinity College Fellow
23 Jun 2026
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Acquired Brain Injury Research showcased at the Integrated Care International Conference in Birmingham
Research conducted by CHPM led by Dr Katharine Schulmann in collaboration with the funder Acquired Brain Injury Ireland in 2025, was showcased at the Integrated Care International Conference
23 Jun 2026
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