Issue 2 – May 2018
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For the past few months our news pages have been filled with stories of
governance issues in both the health and charity sector. We have seen Save
the Children’s pledge to withdraw applications for further government
funding until they have ‘gotten their house in order’ and most recently, a
Belfast hospital recalling patients over treatment fears, reminding us all too
vividly of the case of Paterson in 2014. The message to us all is quite clearly
get your governance in order.
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