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Conference Website Names.Xlsx Name Posi)on Organisaon Adrian Ahern Operations Manager Ballinderry Nursing Home Jim Aherne Sales Executive Unidem Limited Suzanne Allen Director of Human Resources Our Lady's Children's Hospital Mona Baker Chief Executive Officer Children's University Hospital Emma Balmaine Chief Executive St. John of God Hospital Maria Barry Hospital Manager South Tipperary General Hospital Sarah Barry Research Fellow Centre for Health Policy and Management Alex Boa Sales Director SMART Solutions Group Hugh Brady Chief Financial Officer UL Hospital Group Maria Bridgeman Senior Operations Manager HSE Mid Western Mental Health Ghyslaine Brophy A/Paediatric 7 Family-Centred Programme NationalManager Rehabilitation Hospital John Browne UKI Accenture Workplace Solutions Joan Browne Director of Nursing South Tipperary General Hospital Maureen Browne Editor Health Manager Helen Byrne Paediatric Lead Quality and Patient Safety, HSE Carmel Buckley Interim Director NMPDU Cork & Kerry HSE South Teresa Bulfin Senior Operations Manager HSE Mid Western Mental Health Paul Burke Business Analyst Performation Susanna Byrne Director NWPDU, HSE Marie Byrne Physiotherapy Manager St. James's Hospital Alan Byrne Business Manager Beaumont Hospital Tom Byrne Chief Financial Officer Health Service Executive Carole Cafferky Sanofi-Aventis Denis Cahalane MD Barringtons Hospital Lee Campbell Hospital Magazine Hospital Magazine Áine Carroll National Director, Clinical Strategy & ProgrammesHealth Service Executive Amy Carswell Business Manager -Diagnostics Tallaght Hospital Ian Carter National Director, Acute Hospitals Health Service Executive Amanda Carty Clinical Speciialist Physiotherapist National Rehabilitation Hospital Avilene Casey Director of Nursing National Acute Medicine Programme, HSE Eimear Caslin Commerical Director Midland Regional Hospital Orlagh Claffey Hospital Manager Midland Kevin Clancy General Manager West/North West RegionRehabcare Caitriona Codd Head of Cardiology Hermitage Medical Clinic Tina Coleman Head of Laboratories Hermitage Medical Clinic Catherine Collum Retired Clinical Director Clinical Director (Rt) Kay Connolly Director of Nursing St. Vincent's University Hospital Noel Connolly Business Development Manager IMS Maxims Danette Connolly Manager Home Instead Senior Care Celine Conroy HSE Dublin North East Colm Costigan Clinical Director Childrens Hospital Network Martin Cowley Board Member (Retired) Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Shirley Cramer, CBE Chief Executive Institute of Healthcare Management and the Royal Society for Public Health Breda Crehan-Roche Chief Executive Officer Ability West Elish Croke HSE Dublin North East Liam Cullen Government Affairs Director GSK Catherine Cunningham Area Manager Galway/Roswcommon PCCCHSE West Jacqui Curley Coding Manager, HIPE ESRI Tadhg Daly CEO Nursing Home Ireland Tara Dawson Theatre Manager Cappagh Hospital Suzanne Dempsey Director of Nursing Children's University Hospital Martina Dempsey Transition Planning Director GSK Gareth Dempsey Cardiac Services Elaine Dobell Physiotherapy Manager West North West Hospital Group Frank Doheny General Manager Living Health Clinic Ann Dolan Human Resources Manager Bon Secours Hospital Galway John Dolan Disability Federation Dolores Donegan Deputy Director Nurses Planning & DevelopmentHSE Catherine Donohoe Director of Nursing & Midwifery West North West Hospitals Group Mark Donohue Market Access Account Manager Novartis Richard Dooley General Manager, South East Acute Hospitals,HSE South Patrick Doorley Public Health Doctor HSE Dublin Mid Leinster Trina Doran Business Manager, South East Acute HospitalsHSE South Mary Dowling Director of Nursing St. Luke's General Hospital Kilkenny Elaine Doyle MSD Sandra Doyle Hospital Business Manager GSK Gilles Ducorroy Market Access Head Novartis David Duffy Director Prospectus Strategy Consultants Fionnuala Duffy St. Vincents Hospital Louise Duggan Key Accounts Manager Novartis Caitriona Duggan Oncology Business Unit Manager Amgen Ireland Ltd. John Dunleavy Head of HR Hermitage Medical Clinic Martin Dunne Director National Ambulance Service Mary Dunne Director of Nursing Bon Secours Hospital Galway John Dunne CEO Carers Association Roger Everitt SAVIENCE Fintan Fagan Chief Operations Manager Mater Private Hospital Michelle Fanning Chief Executive Officer Incorporated Orthopedic Hospital Ronan Fennessy Cornmarket Group Financial Services Ltd. Mark Ferguson Director General Science Foundation Ireland Angela Fitzgerald Regional Director Performance & IntegrationHSE Dublin North East Eamonn Fitzgerald Chief Executive Officer Hermitage Medical Clinic Geraldine Fitzpatrick Oncology Department Novartis John Fitzpatrick Finance Director Children's University Hospital Patsy Fitzsimons Investigator Office of the Ombudsman Elaine Flanagan Director of Nursing Leopardstown Park Hospital Mo Flynn CEO Our Lady's Hospice and Care Services Ltd. Mary Fox Director of Services Enable Ireland Seamus Gallagher Community Service Representative Home Instead Senior Care Frances Gargan General Manager Talbot Group Residential and Disability Services Colin Garvin MITIE David Gaskin Director of HR Talbot Group Residential and Disability Services Mona Geary College of Medicine & Health Rep College of Medicine and Health, UCC Daireen Gill Business Analyst Performation Derek Greene Chief Executive Officer National Rehabilitation Hospital Caroline Grenham A/Chief Executive St. Vincent's Hospital Fairview Michael Hanna College of Medicine & Health Rep College of Medicine and Health, UCC Conor Hannaway SHRC Limited Eilish Hardiman Chief Executive Officer Tallaght Hospital Shellie Harries Clinical Nurse Manager Children's University Hospital Sharon Hayden Director of Operational Services Our Lady's Children's Hospital Pat Healy National Director, Social Care Health Service Executive Andrew Heffernan Chief Executive St. John of God Community Services Aisling Heffernan CSPD Programme Manager National Rehabilitation Hospital Lisa Held Occupational Therapy Manager National Rehabilitation Hospital Alison Henderson Biosimilars Manager Sandoz Novartis John Hennessy National Director, Primary Care Health Service Executive Carmel Hoey Nursing & Midwifery Development Officer Planning & Development Unit, HSE West Jennifer Hogan Head of Transition & Engagement National Treatment Purchase Fund Peter Holt MITIE Audrey Houlihan HR Manager Our Lady's Hospice and Care Services Ltd. Karen Hubbard Business Manager Tallaght Hospital Majella Hynes Servisource Healthcare Tina Joyce Programme Director Institute of Leadership RCSI Breda Kavanagh Operational Manager, South East Acute HospitalsHSE South James Kavanagh Regional Key Account Manager AbbVie Limited Jan Keddy Global Partner Manager - Healthcare Allocate Software Olive Keenan Human Resources Manager National Rehabilitation Hospital Rosie Kelly Physiotherapy Manager National Rehabilitation Hospital John Kelly Operations Director Dabl Systems Nick Kelly Acting Chief Executive Officer Leopardstown Park Hospital Hilary Kerr SAVIENCE Catherine Killilea Area Director - NMPDU HSE South Donna Kinnair Clinical Director Emergency Medicine BHRUT Hospital Brian Kirwan Portfolio Manager Systems Reform HSE Dublin Mid Leinster Graham Knowles Chief Executive Officer Royal Hospital Donnybrook Michael Knowles General Manager Naas General Hospital Anna Marie Lanigan Area Manager South East PCCC & St. Luke's General Hospital Declan Lavery Director of Nursing St. Vincent's Hospital Fairview Bernadette Lee Clinical Risk Manager National Rehabilitation Hospital Clare Lenehan Director of Services Enable Ireland West Conor Leonard General Manager SDU Richard Lodge Network Manager St. Luke's Radiation Oncology Network Ann-Marie Loftus Director of Nursing & Midwifery Sligo Regional Hospital Aidan Lynch Vice President and General Manager GSK Maureen Lynn Business Manager Tallaght Hospital George MacGinnis PA Consulting Larry Mackey Director of Operations Hermitage Medical Clinic Aimée Madden Managing director Performation Emma Madden Marketing and Business Development Performation Deirdre Madden Senior Lectuter Faculty of Law, University College Cork Cathy Maguire Assistant Director of Nursing Children's University Hospital Karen Maher SHRC Limited Bill Maher Group Chief Executive West/North West Hospital Group Philip Mannion Risk Management National Rehabilitation Hospital Paski Matarazzo Marketing Manager SMART Solutions Group Damien McCallion Area Manager HSE North West Grainne McCann Acting General Manager Sligo General Hospital Nigel McCarley Chief Operating Officer Mount Carmel Hospital John McCarthy Market Access Director AbbVie Limited Odran McCarville Cardiac Services Robert McCutcheon Systems Accountant Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Gerard McEntee Assistant Director of Nursing Leopardstown Park Hospital Aideen McGee Regional Key Account Manager AbbVie Limited Genevieve McGuirk Business Manager Beacon Homecare Catherine McLoughlin Physiotherapy Manager St. Vincent's University Hospital Ambrose McLoughlin Secretary General Department of Health Louise McMahon Director Performance & Service ImprovementHSC Northern Ireland Mary McMahon Leadership and Innovation Advisor National Leadership & Innovation Centre Shane McQuillan Partner Crowe Horwath Liam Minihan Assistant National Director of Finance HSE West Tom Moloney Executive Officer Academy of Medical Laboratory Science Eleanor Moore Business Manager St. Luke's General Hospital Kilkenny Simon Moores Director of Finance Our Lady's Children's Hospital Gerry Mulholland Chief Operations
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