New board established to oversee functions of HSE in bid to rebuild public trust

The Governance structure at the HSE has been overhauled in a bid to rebuild public trust in the service.

New board established to oversee functions of HSE in bid to rebuild public trust
Fri, 28 Jun, 2019 - 12:39
Digital Desk staff

The Governance structure at the HSE has been overhauled in a bid to rebuild public trust in the service.

The newly established board has met for the first time today and will oversee the functions of the HSE and will answer to the Health Minister.

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