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Former Trust chairman's wife opens Deakin Centre named in his honour
The Deakin Centre was officially opened this week by Daphne Deakin - the wife of former Cambridge University Hospital's Trust chairman Tony who the centre is named in honour of.
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CUH and Papworth choose two world-class IT suppliers to transform patient services
Cambridge University Hospitals and Papworth Hospital have chosen Hewlett Packard (HP) and Epic to help them transform patient services through technology-supported business change.
New Regius Professor of Physic for University of Cambridge
Professor Patrick Maxwell will be one of CUH’s seven non-executive directors when he takes up his new appointment as Regius Professor of Physic at the University of Cambridge.
New role for Addenbrooke's chief executive
After nearly six years as chief executive, Dr Gareth Goodier will be leaving Cambridge University Hospitals in June 2012 having accepted a position in a major healthcare organisation in Australia.
Gareth Goodier is top chief executive in HSJ100
02 December 2011
Dr Gareth Goodier
Dr Gareth Goodier, chief executive of Cambridge University Hospitals, has been named the top CEO in the Health Service Journal’s (HSJ) annual list of the most influential people in health.
The HSJ100 predicts who will wield the greatest influence over health policy and the NHS in the coming year. It named Dr Goodier as the most powerful chief executive and No 37 overall for his leadership of the Shelford Group of top teaching hospitals in England.
The judges said: “As representative of the most prestigious brands in the NHS, when he says some hospitals should not be in the teaching game or that the tariff is at risk of choking the UK’s biomedical research industry you can be sure he will be heard.”
Dr Goodier said: “I am delighted to receive this recognition from my peers, and it is a testament to the excellent care and expertise that all CUH staff provide for our patients.”
Dr Mary Archer, chairman of CUH, said: “We are proud of our chief executive’s achievement, which recognises the importance of effective leadership during challenging times for the NHS.
“It comes soon after CUH was named the top trust in the Midlands and East Anglia by Dr Foster. None of this would have been achieved without the hard work of all 8,000 staff.”
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