(Neurology Services) NAI Patients Deserve Better Campaign for Regional Neurology Services
On March 12th 2024 the NAI launched a campaign for Consultant Neurologists for 5 regional hospitals around the country, in Bantry, Portlaoise, Wexford, Mayo and Letterkenny,
Access to a Neurologist should not depend on where you live, yet people are travelling 60 to 112km to see their Neurologists.
Visit the dedicated campaign website for the 2024 Patients Deserve Better Campaign for Regional Neurology Services
(Neurology Services) NAI Patients Deserve Better Campaign for Neurology Nurse Specialists
The NAI actively campaigns for the implementation of the National Model Of Care for Neurology Services in Ireland published by the HSE in 2018. In 2021 the Neurological Alliance of Ireland published a national audit of neurology services: highlighting a range of deficits in staffing and other issues across neurology centres throughout Ireland. Download the Neurology Audit summary Report In October 2022 the NAI launched an advocacy campaign to address one of the most significant findings of the audit: the huge shortfall in clinical nurse specialists in neurology. Learn more about the campaign at NAI Patients Deserve Better Campaign for Neurology Nurse Specialists
(Neurorehabilitation Services ) NAI patients Deserve Better Campaign for Community Neurorehabilitation Teams
The NAI actively campaigns for the implementation of the 2019 Framework for the National Policy and Strategy for Neurorehabilitation Services. In November 2022 the NAI launched an advocacy campaign calling for implementation of one of the key recommendations of the Neurorehabilitation Strategy: the establishment of a network of nine community neurorehabilitation teams. Find out more about the Patients Deserve Better Campaign for Community Neurorehabilitation Teams.
Get Rare Aware Campaign
NAI is a campaign partner with the Get Rare Aware campaign led by Rare Disease Ireland to raise awareness of rare conditions among elected representatives. Find out more about the campaign at Get Rare Aware