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July 2012

Avilene Casey, Director of Nursing Acute Medicine Programme, Eilish Croke Early Warning Score Project Lead and Heather McKay, Early Recognition of the Deteriorating Patient Program Manager, Australian Capital Territory. Avilene and Eilish were project leads and Eilish has now taken over the implementation phase of the project. Heather was one of the Compass education programme developers/authors in ACT Australia.

National early warning score

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An Taoiseach , Enda Kenny, T.D. presenting the award to Julie Silke Daly

Transforming care culture

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Mr Henry Murdoch

Hospital boards should not be managed by “shadows”

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Orla Treacy

How CompStat will work

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Anne McMurray

Why change management can fail

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Brian Kirwan

Making best use of the Public Service Agreement

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Deirdre Mullholland

New standards for safer better healthcare

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Rebecca Ryan

The new National Consent Policy

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Valerie Ryan

How attempts to move to UHI impacted health policy

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Dermot Goode

Key changes in health insurance cover

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The burning HR issues in the Irish health services

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Conor Hannaway

Leveraging the Croke Park Agreement

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HMI Annual Conference 2012: Raising the bar - enhancing services delivery and performance

HMI Annual Conference 2012

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Diary of events

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