Dr Muiris Houston
The Ebola outbreak shows that public health in the Democratic Republic of Congo is in a state of emergency The…
The Minister for Health is correct to fight for childhood immunisation As a new dad, it’s understandable that vaccines are…
Lengthening the time doctors spend with patients should be a priority for the health service, writes Dr Muiris Houston Family…
Lengthening the time doctors spend with patients should be a priority for the health service, writes Dr Muiris Houston Family…
Dr Muiris Houston highlights a new survey of GPs in the UK, which will resonate with those practising in Ireland…
Dr Muiris Houston takes a look at the new workforce report from the Medical Council and finds it difficult to…
Dr Muiris Houston writes that Frasier is the perfect medical comedy, but adds that many representations of doctors on-screen are…
Health services rely on doctors from overseas, yet this reliance is not often acknowledged by those in power, according to…
Dr Muiris Houston writes about the challenge of being a colour-blind doctor and the meaning colours have in different cultures…
Dr Muiris Houston is not very optimistic about improvements for people working in primary care in 2019 and warns about the problem of burnout
Dr Muiris Houston reflects on some of the conventions and oddities of the holiday season
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