Health Service Executive needs radical action: Robinson
Sir Gerry Robinson, a London City tycoon, has launched a scathing attack on the way the Health Service Executive (HSE) is run, saying it needs to quadruple the salary of chief executive Brendan Drumm.
Sir Gerry Robinson, a London City tycoon, has launched a scathing attack on the way the Health Service Executive (HSE) is run, saying it needs to quadruple the salary of chief executive Brendan Drumm.
The Irish-born businessman - who ran Granada and Sky TV and who, in January 2007, presented the three-part BBC series, Can Gerry Robinson Fix the NHS? - said radical action was needed after the exposure of recent HSE failures.
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