Conference Posters
SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, February 24-27 2021
Cite: J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2021). E-cigarette prevalence, motivations for use, and relationship with tobacco – the changing situation in Ireland. Poster presented at SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, Theme: Social Justice and Action in Tobacco and Nicotine Science, February 24-27, 2021 (Virtual)
Cite: J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2021). E-cigarette prevalence, motivations for use, and relationship with tobacco – the changing situation in Ireland. Poster presented at SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, Theme: Social Justice and Action in Tobacco and Nicotine Science, February 24-27, 2021 (Virtual)
SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, February 24-27 2021
Cite: J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2021). Increase in boys’ smoking threatens Ireland’s Endgame Projections – European trend analysis of smoking prevalence 1995-2019. Poster presented at SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, Theme: Social Justice and Action in Tobacco and Nicotine Science, February 24-27, 2021 (Virtual
Cite: J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2021). Increase in boys’ smoking threatens Ireland’s Endgame Projections – European trend analysis of smoking prevalence 1995-2019. Poster presented at SRNT 27th Annual Meeting, Theme: Social Justice and Action in Tobacco and Nicotine Science, February 24-27, 2021 (Virtual
J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2020). Worrying Changes in E-cigarette use among Teens. Poster & Poster Review and Discussion at Irish Thoracic Society Virtual Annual Scientific Meeting 3rd-4th December
J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2020). Worrying Changes in E-Cigarette Use. A secondary analysis of five Irish Health Datasets . Presentation to Irish Thoracic Society Virtual Annual Scientific Meeting Paediatric Forum 2nd Dec 2020
J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2020). Gender Differences in Adolescent Smoking in Ireland and Europe Trend Analysis. Poster at Irish Thoracic Society Virtual Annual Scientific Meeting 3rd-4th December
J Hanafin, S Sunday, S Keogan, L Clancy (2020). Gender difference results in increase in adolescent smoking in 2019 in Ireland- European trend analysis of current smoking prevalence 1995-2019. Presentation to Irish Thoracic Society Virtual Annual Scientific Meeting Paediatric Forum 2nd Dec 2020
Conference Presentations
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ENSP-ECTC Webinar “E-cigarettes and Novel Tobacco Products: what do we know so far?”
16 Dec 2020
What’s Happening with E-cigarettes in Irish Teenagers ? Ireland 2014 to 2019
Joan Hanafin, Salome Sunday , Luke Clancy
Paper presented to ENSP-ECTC Webinar “E-cigarettes and Novel Tobacco Products: what do we know so far?”
16 Dec 2020
Ms Aisling McGowan
Chief Respiratory Physiologist at Connolly Hospital
Clinical tutor and lecturer on the clinical measurement science DIT
Aisling McGowan joined the department of Physics in DIT in 2013 after 24 yrs working in healthcare. She is a half time Clinical tutor and lecturer on the clinical measurement science undergraduate programme and Chief Respiratory Physiologist at Connolly Hospital in The Respiratory & Sleep Diagnostics Department, Blanchardstown. She has a MSc in Physical Sciences in Medicine and BSc in Experimental Physics. She has worked as a Clinical Scientist in healthcare for 26 yrs, including 8 years as a division manager of a medical device supplier. She is currently a committee member of the European Respiratory Society Spirometry Training Committee and the education committee and executive of the Irish Institute of Clinical Measurement Science Respiratory Faculty. She has been actively involved in clinical research throughout her career.
Chief Respiratory Physiologist at Connolly Hospital
Clinical tutor and lecturer on the clinical measurement science DIT
Aisling McGowan joined the department of Physics in DIT in 2013 after 24 yrs working in healthcare. She is a half time Clinical tutor and lecturer on the clinical measurement science undergraduate programme and Chief Respiratory Physiologist at Connolly Hospital in The Respiratory & Sleep Diagnostics Department, Blanchardstown. She has a MSc in Physical Sciences in Medicine and BSc in Experimental Physics. She has worked as a Clinical Scientist in healthcare for 26 yrs, including 8 years as a division manager of a medical device supplier. She is currently a committee member of the European Respiratory Society Spirometry Training Committee and the education committee and executive of the Irish Institute of Clinical Measurement Science Respiratory Faculty. She has been actively involved in clinical research throughout her career.
