
Teaching & Training
Cappagh Hospital Foundation, with your donations, has been able to support the advancement of education through teaching and training in Orthopaedics at National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh.
There have been over 60 Fellowships sponsored since 1988 and over 20 lectures held in The Lady Martin Auditorium.
The reason it is so important to support further education and training for medical professionals is to continue to assist staff provide the highest quality, up to date care for it’s patients.
Some of these have included specialist foot and ankle training in adults and children with Professor M. Stephens:
James O’Sullivan (Australia) July to December 1997
Mark Blackney (Australia) January to June 1999
Nilish Makwana (England) July to December 1999
Jurgen Wacker (Germany) January to June 2000
Nick Harris (England) July to December 2000
Hagop Kiyork (Australia) January to June 2001
Roderick Coull (England) July to December 2001
Mark Herron (England) January to June 2002
Ali Alekri (Bahrain) July to December 2002
Matt Solan (England) January to June 2003
Andrew Wines (Australia) July to December 2003
John Limbers (Australia) January to June 2004
Chan Jeer (England) July to December 2004
Richard Freihaut (Australia) January to June 2005
Hamish Leslie (New Zealand) July to December 2005
K. Srikumar (India) January to June 2006
Alex Eleftheropoulos (Greece) January to June 2007
Shaun England (Australia) July to December 2007
Anthony Perera (Wales) January to June 2008
Roland Russell (England) July to December 2008
Richard Haene (South Africa) January to June 2009
James Stanley (England) July to December 2009
Yeung Yeung (Hong Kong) January to June 2010
Richard Cove (England) July to December 2010
Kate Thomason (England) March to December 2011
For further information on training CLICK HERE