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Minister pays tribute to interim HSE DG, who is leaving role

By Dermot - 11th Dec 2018

NO REPRO FEE. 10/08/2016.  Minister for Health, Mr Simon Harris launches National Standards for Bereavement Care following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death. Pictured in Farmleigh House in Dublins Phoenix Park today. Pictured Minister for Health Simon Harris TD at the launch of the HSE National Standards for Bereavement Care following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death. These new standards clearly define the care parents and families can expect to receive following a pregnancy loss or perinatal death, and will be implemented and applied across the health service in all appropriate hospitals and settings. The standards have been developed in response to recommendations in both the HSE’s Investigation report in to the death of Savita Halappanavar and the report of Dr. Peter Boylan following his review of maternity cases at Portlaoise Hospital. Photo: Photocall Ireland 

The Minister thanked Mr Connaghan for his commitment and dedication to the role and wished him the best in his new position on his return to Scotland.

Minister Harris said: “John Connaghan has shown exemplary leadership and I want him to thank him sincerely for occupying the position at a critical time in the health service.”

The position of the Director General has been advertised with applications due to close in early January.

The Minister has asked Deputy Director General Ms Anne O’Connor to occupy the role until the recruitment process concludes in the new year.

Minister Harris said: “I want to thank Anne O’Connor her for her leadership and commitment. She has a track record of improving services for patients and clients and I look forward to working with her in the period ahead.”

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