The Centre for Health Informatics invites you to:

A Critical Lecture and Discussion

Rebuilding Trust and Confidence in the NHS
Talking to the public - hard choices in the NHS

• Why has morale fallen so low in the NHS?
• Can anything be done to resolve the management operational and expenditure issues?

Dame Gillian Morgan, DBE
Chief Executive of the NHS Confederation

Wednesday 21 March 2007
Oliver Thompson Lecture Theatre
The City University
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB

Registration from 18.00. Refreshments will be provided

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Gillian Morgan has been Chief Executive of the NHS Confederation since February 2002 after a career in both medicine and management, latterly as Chief Executive of North and East Devon Health Authority.

Dame Gillian was identified as the most effective health lobbyist by her peers, and has been instrumental in establishment of NHS Employers (the employers' organisation for the NHS in England) and in the formation of an influential network of Foundation Trusts.

As a doctor she worked in hospitals, general practice and public health medicine, and was Director of Public Health for Leicestershire. Gill is a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and the Faculty of Public Health and a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners.
She is currently a member of the National Leadership Network and former President of the International Hospital Federation. She was made a Dame of the British Empire in June 2004 and was awarded Honorary Doctor of Science by The City University, London in May 2006.

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