Gerry O'Brien

Gerry O'Brien

Total Lobbying Efforts: 4

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Pfizer

2021-09-20

Intent: Provide information in relation to COVID-19 vaccine supply and manufacturing

Details: Supply of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine including Ireland volumes; expansion of manufacturing capacity to include Grange Castle site and Pfizer colleague vaccination programme

Officials: Micheál Martin, Deirdre Gillane, Nick Miller, Susan Mitchell, David Cullinane, Emer Higgins, Thomas Byrne, Gerry O'Brien

Methods: Email, Phone call

Irish Penal Reform Trust

2021-09-20

Intent: Accelerate prison vaccination roll-out so that Ireland meets its obligations and duties to people detained.::Outline the importance of prison vaccination programme to the protection and promotion of wider public health.::Emphasise importance of early vaccine roll-out to minimise harms to physical and mental health of ongoing restrictions.::Advocate for the transfer of responsibility for prison healthcare to the national health service.

Details: Covid-19 vaccine roll out in prisons

Officials: Stephen Donnelly, Hildegarde Naughton, Caron McCaffrey, Colm Desmond, Oonagh McPhillips, Fergal Goodman, Gerry O'Brien

Methods: Letter outlining Ireland's failure to meet its obligations under a number of rights instruments in terms of provision of equivalence of healthcare to men and women in prison, setting out the expert evidence that supports early roll-out of the national vaccine programme in prisons. - Letter

Irish Platform for Patients' Organisations, Science and Industry

2021-09-01

Intent: Greater and more systematic patient involvement and public transparency on the negotiation process

Details: Letter to Dept. of Health regarding the negotiations with IPHA re innovative medicines

Officials: Fergal Goodman, Susan Mitchell, Paul Bolger, Colm Desmond, Gerry O'Brien

Methods: Email

Nursing Homes Ireland

2021-01-21

Intent: To have issues relating to workforce planning in the nursing home sector adequately addressed as the sector faces the challenges presented by Covid-19 pandemic. There is a severe shortage of Healthcare Assistants in the nursing home and broader healthcare sector and requirement presents to remove the role from the Ineligible Categories of Employment Listing on a restricted basis. Furthermore, necessity to implement long-term workforce plan for health services to meet growth in requirement

Details: Correspondence with Department of Health officials re workforce planning concerns in nursing home sector, exacerbated by Covid-19 pandemic.

Officials: Gerry O'Brien

Methods: Letter informing of significant workforce planning concerns in nursing home sector. - Letter, Email