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E-Newsletter e-Newsletter Issue 32: Autumn 2017 Former President of Ireland Mary McAleese officially opens new facilities in Roscommon University Hospital Opening of refurbished mortuary viewing room - Mary Garvey, GM, RUH; Tina Vaughan, Assistant Director of Nursing, RUH; Professor Mary McAleese; Maurice Power, CEO, Saolta University Health Care Group; Sharon Foley, CEO, Irish Hospice Foundation; Geraldine Keane, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Palliative Care, RUH and Martin McAleese. Former President of Ireland, Professor Mary rooms and upgraded mortuaries and ensure these McAleese visited Roscommon University Hospital facilities are welcoming, respectful environments. on Monday, 25 September to officially open the Roscommon University Hospital is one of over 48 Design and Dignity Family Room and Refurbished hospitals in Ireland linked to the Hospice Friendly Mortuary Viewing Room. Hospitals (HFH) Programme. The HFH Programme is The refurbishment of the family room and mortuary an initiative of the Irish Hospice Foundation. It seeks to viewing room was funded under the Design and Dignity ensure that palliative, end of life and bereavement care Grant Fund which is operated and co- funded by the are central to the everyday business of hospitals. Irish Hospice Foundation (IHF). To date, the Design and Continued on page 16. Dignity Project has supported 34 projects around Ireland enabling hospitals to create relaxing spacious family CONTENTS NEXT ISSUE WINTER 2017 CEO update The next feature Hospital: Portiuncula University Hospital Update from the Women’s and Children’s Directorate For feedback, comments and suggestions, Feature Hospital - Roscommon University Hospital please email [email protected] In Other News… 2 Saolta University Health Care Group e-Newsletter Welcome to the autumn 2017 edition of the Saolta Group newsletter. Table of Contents In this month’s issue, we feature Roscommon University Chief Executive Officer 3 Hospital and highlight some of the recent projects and Group Chief Operations Officer 4 developments taking place there. Group Chief Financial Officer 5 Former President Mary McAleese recently visited the hospital to open a new family room and you can read all Group Chief Director Human Resources 6 about her visit in this edition. Group Director of Nursing and Midwifery 7 It’s flu vaccine time of the year and this edition features Feature - Roscommon University Hospital 16 the different initiatives that are underway across the Women’s & Children’s Directorate News 23 group to encourage staff to get the flu vaccine. General News 25 As always we could love to hear from you and we encourage you to send us your feedback on this edition. If you have any other comments, queries or stories you would like featured, please get in contact with us at [email protected]. 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Members of the hospitals overall continues to grow and with the winter executive team will months approaching, demand will continue to increase visit each hospital over on our all services across the group, many of which are the coming months already operating at or above 100% capacity. to communicate the many developments, Our winter planning process is well underway and our opportunities as well as Maurice Power, CEO senior clinicians and managers are currently liaising and challenges that lie ahead negotiating with both the Department of Health and the of us. I look forward to HSE nationally in an effort to seek additional funding meeting you all in person during these site visits and to allow us implement a number of measures. These hope these are interactive sessions. I would encourage include opening and staffing additional beds, which you to attend and ask questions. It is very important that is particularly critical to alleviate the pressure in our your voice is heard. Emergency Departments. As you are aware, the Group Staff Achievement Awards Significant work is underway this year in the area of take place in November. This year’s event takes place patient flow in Galway University Hospitals in conjunction in Galway and I have no doubt will be as successful as with GE Healthcare Finnamore. The patient flow our last event which
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