Study highlights need for central register of clinically-active GPs in Ireland for effective workforce and training planning.    *  Further research required to understand GP retention and emigration flows to and from Ireland, amid significant GP shortages.  The Irish...

STATEMENT REGARDING THE CONFLICT IN THE GAZA STRIP AND ITS IMPACT ON HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS   (January 8th, 2025)  The conflict in the Gaza Strip and surrounding region continues to worsen, with a massive humanitarian crisis, and thousands of people killed and...

Irish College of GPs celebrates 40th anniversary with book launch, honorary memberships, radio ad and major European conference. Friday 27th September 2024  In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the Irish College of GPs held a series of special events on Friday 27th...

Irish College of GPs attends Oireachtas Committee on Drugs Use today (Thursday September 19th).  Adequately resourced general practice is well placed to offer timely equitable access to high quality addiction management, helping reduce harm and support recovery. ...

PRESS RELEASE New analysis of GP workforce data matched to population increases shows that GP numbers are not keeping pace with rapidly growing population, and that rural areas have significant GP deficits. Innovative incentives are required to address GP workforce...

GPs advise that young infants aged between 6 and 11 months travelling abroad should get an additional MMR vaccine due to rising incidence of measles cases across Europe. Get infants vaccinated at least 2 weeks before going abroad, say GPs. Measles is a potentially...

The violence in the Gaza Strip, Israel and the surrounding region has led to a massive humanitarian crisis, with thousands of deaths and injuries amongst civilians and medical personnel, including attacks on healthcare facilities. For each week that goes by, the...