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Neal Mullen, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the HSE, delivered a keynote at the Cybersecurity for Healthcare Conference hosted by Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT)
Since 2021 HSE Acute and Community services, Technology and Transformation and AMRIC have been working together to introduce a National Clinical Surveillance IT System for Infection and Prevention Control (IPC).
The HSE Health App recently won “IT Project of the Year - Public Sector” at the recent Tech Excellence Awards. Co-designed with patients, staff, and advocacy groups, the HSE Health App was developed as a HSE project in partnership between the HSE and partner collaborators.
Fran Thompson, Chief Information Officer for HSE Technology and Transformation, sat down with us to share an update on the past six months and outline the next steps in Ireland’s digital health transformation, highlighting several strategic programmes aligned with the Digital for Care framework.
The National Office of Clinical Audit (NOCA), with support from the HSE, is pleased to announce the introduction of a new audit platform (NAP).
On 7th May, colleagues from across the health service came together for the Telehealth Centre of Excellence Consultation Day a key moment in shaping how we deliver virtual care across Ireland.
After almost 40 years working across the public and civil service 39 of those in public roles, I’m taking a moment to look back as I step away from my role as Chief Operating Officer of HSE Technology and Transformation.
HSE Technology & Transformation attended the 2025 National College of Ireland (NCI) School of Computing Project Showcase, an annual event that highlights the technical innovation and practical problem-solving skills of NCI’s final-year computing students.
The recent Innovation Healthcare Showcase at Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT) marked a significant milestone with the launch of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between DKIT and the HSE Technology and Transformation (T&T) team.
The European Health Data Space (EHDS) represents a transformative shift in how health data is accessed, shared, and governed across the EU.