NAI Publications & Submissions - Page 7
10.3.2014 Report on NAI National Survey: Living with a Neurological Condition in Ireland
Report on the findings of NAI 2014 national survey » read more
19.11.2019 NAI submission to hearings on end of life care
NAI submission to the 2013 Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health hearings on end of life care » read more
NAI Pre Budget Submission 2014
The NAI pre budget submission 2014 which calls on the Government to protect people with neurological conditions and their families from further cuts. » read more
Report on NAI conference for European Month of the Brain 2013
Download the report on the NAI conference for European Month of the Brain April 30th 2013 » read more
Not for Profit Organisations and Neurological Care: Impact and Innovation
As part of events to mark European Month of the Brain in May 2013, the NAI has developed this publication to highlight the crucial role of not for profit organisations in the delivery of specialist services and supports to people with neurological conditions and their families. » read more
NAI Neurorehabilitation Manifesto
NAI's Neurorehabilitation Manifesto Launched in February 2013 » read more
Leaflet about Neuronetwork
An information leaflet about the Neuronetwork website » read more
NAI Submission to the National Dementia Strategy
NAI response to the Department of Health and Children public call for submissions for the development of a national dementia strategy » read more
NAI Briefing to Oireachtas Members
NAI Briefing to Members of the Oireachtas at the launch of National Brain Awareness Week 2012 » read more
NAI submission to A Vision for Change
NAI Submission to the second independent monitoring group for A Vision for Change: Ireland's national mental health strategy. » read more
The Future for Neurological Conditions in Ireland
The Future for Neurological Conditions in Ireland: A challenge for healthcare; an opportunity for change. NAI 2010 » read more
NAI Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health & Children
NAI Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health & Children. October 2010 » read more