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New Health Service Authority takes over

The Health Service Executive has succeeded 11 health boards and begins operations today despite attempts by unions to halt it.

New Health Service Authority takes over

Sat, 01 Jan, 2005 - 10:05

The Health Service Executive has succeeded 11 health boards and begins operations today despite attempts by unions to halt it.

The establishment of new executive has been described as the biggest public service process of change ever undertaken by the State.

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