Improving the outlook for Ireland’s health service
The 14th National Health Summit hears that funding and reform must be implemented side by side in order to guarantee a health system that works for everyone, writes Patrick Murtagh
Audrey Deegan, PC sales executive, Datapac; Simon Harris TD, Minister for Health; Patrick Kickham, director, Datapac and Les O’Reilly, managed print specialist, HP Pictures: Maura Hickey
Picture: Maura Hickey. The 14th National Health Summit. Angela Cuthill, Marketing Manager and Kerrill Thornhill, Managing Director, MEG Support Tools.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. The 14th National Health Summit. LtoR: Agnès Couffinhal, Senior Economist, the OECD, Paris, Jo Carden, Director, Health Advisory Practice, EY, Robert Yates, Project Director, Universal Health Coverage Policy Forum, Centre on Global Health Security, Chatham House, The Royal Institute of International Affairs, London, Maev-Ann Wren, Joint Research Area Co-Ordinator for Health and Quality of Life Research, The ESRI, Lord Victor Adebowale, Chair, Collaborate CIC and CEO, Turning Point, UK and Jackie Fielding, Vice President, Medtronic, Uk & Ireland.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. The 14th National Health Summit. Oliver O'Connor, Chief Executive, Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association, Jo Carden Director, Health Advisory Practice, EY, Conor McGinn Assistant Professor in the School of Engineering, Trinity College Dublin with Stevie The Robot, Brigid Doherty, CEO, Patient Focus and Dean Sullivan, Deputy Director General (Strategy), HSE.
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