Dr. David Coghlan is a 
He runs independent clinics at the NCH in Dublin 24 and the Charlemont Clinic
in Dublin 2.
He has recently set up an additional clinic in Vista Clinic, Naas, Co. Kildare.
He qualified from UCD in 1992. Paediatrics and the care of children is a rapidly changing specialty. The majority of children are treated as day cases or for short overnight stay to minimise time away from home. This model of care is the way of the future and treating children in their own home is not too far away. This is his philosophy also and something he feels quite strongly about as a doctor and a parent.
paediatrician
appointed to the National Children’s Hospital (NCH), Tallaght and Our Lady’s Hospital Crumlin (OLHC).
He runs independent clinics at the NCH in Dublin 24 and the Charlemont Clinic
in Dublin 2.He has recently set up an additional clinic in Vista Clinic, Naas, Co. Kildare.
He qualified from UCD in 1992. Paediatrics and the care of children is a rapidly changing specialty. The majority of children are treated as day cases or for short overnight stay to minimise time away from home. This model of care is the way of the future and treating children in their own home is not too far away. This is his philosophy also and something he feels quite strongly about as a doctor and a parent.
Dr. Coghlan specialises in the following conditions...
| Asthma | Epilepsy | Recurrent Infections |
| Allergy/Anaphylaxis | Failure to Thrive | Penicillin Allergy |
| Convulsions (Fits/Seizures) | Food Allergy | Urinary Tract Infections |
| Cough | Food Difficulties | Vaccine Reactions |
| Early Development | Headache | International Adoption |
| See below for explanations of each specialty... | ||
Specialities
For complete list of the conditions and some more detailed information, please click here.
Clinics
We run two morning clinics: Tuesdays in Charlemont and on
Mondays in Tallaght Hospital. Clinics
run from 8:30 am to 12:30 am. We also have clinics in Vista Primary Care
in Naas twice monthly.More detailed information is here.
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