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PHR Solar Explorer

A simple map and solar planning application explorer.

A service which enables the user to fully explor the evolution of the utility scale solar energy sector in Ireland.

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Panacea Health Research (PHR)

PHR seeks to draw on access to spatial and demographic pattern analysis and graphic visualisation in order to provide, accurate, timely and evidence based solutions for the healthcare challenges of our time.

Solar Planning Application Tracking

In April 2017, PHR were proud to launch our Utility Scale Solar Photovoltaic planning application tracker.

We've called the 'Solar Explorer' as that's what it is on the tin. A service which enables the user to fully explorer the evolution of the utility scale solar energy sector in Ireland.

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Investing in the future of Ireland's nursing homes

This briefing note will provide an introduction to the location of nursing homes of under 60 beds in the Republic of Ireland. It will also estimate the level of investment required in order bring existing facilities up to the 60 bed level. The rationale for this examination arises from a report commissioned by the Department of Health in 2015.

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From our blog

Our aim is to make it easy for you to get the insights you want. Follow our blog for some tips and advice on what can be done.

Feb 1, 2017

Future bed estimates.

We set out a number of the metrics which have been put forward and how PHR has applied these in determining an evidence based response to the absence of capacity in the State’s long term care sector.

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Nov 30, 2016

2016 planning applications in review

Pancea Health Research has amassed a significant database of nursing home information and this post draws from this rich resource. With at least 43 nursing home applications with 1098 beds applied for in 2016.

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Jul 26, 2016

Ireland’s Nursing Home Market

This post will explore the ownership patterns of Ireland’s nursing homes as well as comment on the overall structure of the market as of July 2016. As we await the results of Census 2016 and the insights that this invaluable data set will give us, it is safe to conclude that the number of older people (defined as aged 65 and older) is likely to rise. Recognising this fact is important from a planning and public policy point of view as a greying population will require a response in terms of bespoke services to facilitate the best quality of life possible for this population as they grow into older age. Achieving this goal will require an understanding of the existing market.

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Jan 18, 2016

Ireland’s Older Demographic Spatial Distribution

Demographic models that have been extrapolated to predict Ireland’s future population indicate that while the proportionate number of older people within the population is set to rise, the State will in fact experience a ‘demographic golden age’ due to the large number of younger people in the population.

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