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Personnel Department St.Vincent’s Healthcare Group 204 Good,Maeve Doyle, James Mulhall,Christopher Grade III Clerical OfficerSchool of Nursing Executive Chef Laundry Porter Workplace Partnership in St Vincent’s University Hospital Part of our culture in St.Vincent’s University Hospital (SVUH) has always been to ensure that staff at all levels have ample opportunity to contribute their views and ideas about change within their areas of expertise, and beyond.This level of involvement has been achieved through the work of department heads,the Mission Group, and a variety of communications and consultation processes.More recently, we introduced a formal partnership process to SVUH when,in October 2002,a Partnership Committee was established to support and strengthen existing relationships and take a lead role in developing,supporting and evaluating workplace partnership in the hospital.Our initiative follows on from the establishment by the Health Service employers and trade unions of the Health Services National Partnership Forum,the drawing up of a Health Services Agreement on partnership, and the rollout of local partnership activity within each health board and major hospitals across the country. Partnership in the workplace, involving management, union representatives and staff – with the patient or service user at the centre – is now central to the change agenda in the Health Services and an integral part of the National Health Strategy, Sustaining Progress and the Health Reform Programme. Initially, the Partnership Committee in SVUH began work on articulating its vision and values and,through a series of workshops and discussion, developed a Partnership Service Plan,linked to the overall service plan for the hospital.The focus of the Partnership Service Plan is very much about "how we do things in the hospital".The Plan includes: •Working to enable the successful implementation of the hospital's Provider Plan and the service plans of individual departments. •Implementing key actions from the APPM •Supporting implementation of the SVUH Communications Programme – including Intranet development •Supporting the accreditation process across the three hospitals in SVHG •Piloting further Future Search events within departments •Continuing to participate in National Partnership Programmes •Contributing to the North/South Catering Project •Preparing for a smooth and successful move to the new building •Supporting dialogue and networking around the pilot phase of the Hanly Report in SVUH/ECAHB We have opened a Partnership Office in the hospital through which,with the support of HSNPF, we provide support, facilitation and co-funding for partnership projects and initiatives. Original Committee 2002/3 Doreen Bourke, Dave Britton, Sarah Butler, Noel Cassidy, Dermot Cullinan, Pauline Doyle, Fionnuala Duffy, Eamonn Fitzgerald, Nuala Gannon, John Hickey, Nicholas Jermyn, Serena Lloyd, Orla Maguire, Dr. Risteard Ó Laoíde Mary Shore, Dr. Marie Staunton, John McAdam INO MLSA – Joint Chair SIPTU Management Management Management Management Management Management Crafts Group Management – Joint Chair PNA IMPACT IHCA Management IMO HSNPF Partnership Facilitator Activity & Service Developments Activity increased in 2003 as a result of improvement in funding late in the year.A reduction of our supplies base and the amount of orders was introduced to reduce workload in the department which is on going. Total Purchase e-Procurement Personnel in the purchasing department have been actively involved in the introduction of e-procurement systems from suppliers.Currently 14% of all purchase order expenditure passes through these systems. In May of 2003 we also up graded the purchasing system to a windows version, this has improved the workflow and improved our reporting facilities Savings Service Departments 2001 2002 2003 Orders 19,049 18,783 17,166 Total Value €23,514,9 €21,787,514 €23,943,843 Savings:Total Savings for 2003 was €370,000 which includes the Hospital Procurement Group new tenders and contracts. P u rchasing & Pro c u re m e n t D e p a r t m e n t CSSD In July of this year the department took over the complete purchasing and issuing of items to all theatre and wards. It is envisaged that that area will be incorporated into the main purchasing and central supplies function later in 2004. New Developments for 2004 The Theatre Top Up system now includes Anaesthetics,Sutures, Gowns & Drapes,Orthopaedics,and consignment stock system for Auto Sutures. It is planned to extend this service to Pain Management products. By end of July it is planned to go to Tender for Custom Procedure Trays (CPT). Top Up Stock Management system now includes St. Raphael’s ward and St Paul’s ward, with a planned roll out to include other high spend areas in 2004 such as Angio X-ray and I.C.U. 205 •Supporting the work of the Training and Development function in SVUH to identify training needs and provide inputs to the training programme •Monitor IR trends and,when agreed,selecting issues that are amenable to alternative approaches to resolution,such as Joint Problem Solving SVUH Partnership Committee 2003 Nicholas C Jermyn, Eamonn Fitzgerald, Dr. Risteard Ó Laoíde, Pauline Doyle, Mary Shore, Orla Maguire, David Britton,John Hickey, Doreen Bourke, Sarah Butler, Dermot Cullinan,Dr. Marie Staunton,John McAdam.Noel Cassidy, Nuala Gannon,Serena Lloyd, Fionnuala Duffy. Capital Equipment The hospital spent over €2.5Million on Capital Purchases this year. A lot of areas throughout the hospital benefited with receiving new equipment which had been on the capital list for over two years. •Jointly publicising and supporting the Dignity at Work policy throughout the hospital.

St.Vincent’s Healthcare Group Technical Services H e a l t h c a re Gro u p C o m m i t t e e s Service Departments Annual Review 2003 206 During 2003 The Technical Services Department was involved in four major key areas within St Vincent’s University Hospital: involvement with the new development,minor capital works projects,maintaining existing plant and equipment,and ensuring an efficient energy usage policy. The new Psychiatry, Pharmacy and Mortuary buildings were handed over to Technical services by the Main Project Team for on going corrective and preventative maintenance. Our PEMAC plant register was upgraded to include the new plant and equipment within these buildings. During the initial handover failure and root cause analysis was carried out on the plant and all faults notified and logged with the project department.The Technical Services Department continues to liase with the Main Project Team and contractors on site regarding the main building,which is scheduled for handover in 2005. Within the Technical Services Department,the Minor Capital Works Project Team completed a substantial number of refurbishment, conversions and upgrade projects utilising a combination of in-house technical services staff and external contractors.A summary of the major projects are as follows. • Heart/Lung Transplant assessment area. • Histology Cut-Up area including installation of new cut-up bench. • Emergency Department Triage Room and Rapid Assessment Room. • Oncology Centre (conversion of old Day Centre). • St Peter’s CAPD Room. • CCU step-down nurses station and combined conference room / dayroom upgrade. • Liver Ward extension,upgrade of existing ward (ex.St. Clares) to create an 11-bed extension for the National Liver Unit. • Major refurbishment of Main Kitchen facilities including installation of new equipment. • Refurbishment of the Hospital Shop • Refurbishment of funeral facilities in the Mortuary. • Painting of various areas to a planned programme. As an on going policy of technical services various infrastructure improvements were carried out and new equipment installed to phase out old and obsolete plant equipment.A brief summary of the projects are listed below. • Cable TV infrastructure upgraded. • Convent and Kitchen plant-rooms controls upgraded to improve energy efficiency and increase control • Completion of bedpan washer replacement in all wards. • Histology & Dialysis drains upgraded. • New air - conditioning was installed in a number of areas to improve working conditions. • Mains water booster pump replaced. • Biochemistry essential electrical supplies were placed on the Central UPS System. The routine maintenance of existing plant and equipment was carried out through the different trades on site, capenters, electricians, fitter/plumbers and painters to maintain existing infrastructure and new plant.Using both The PEMAC Building Maintenance System and the Building Management System • Maintenance work was carried out at such times to minimize any adverse effect on patient care. • Delays in rectifying all work requests were kept to a minimum to ensure a quick response to all problems reported. • All work requests were tracked and prioritised to ensure critical requests were completed in an efficient manner. • Using the Building Management System energy readings were monitored and corrective action was initiated if required to ensure an efficient energy usage policy within St Vincent’s University Hospital. Overall 2003 was both demanding and challenging for the department. We look forward to 2004 to complete further improvement projects and important infrastructure upgrades,to maintain existing plant and handover the new Main Building. Board of Directors Chairman: Professor Noel Whelan Members: Mr. Edmond J.Bergin Sr. Eugene Butler Ms.Louise English Mr. Stewart Harrington Professor M.X. FitzGerald Professor Oliver FitzGerald Mr. Joe Leyden Sr. Anne MacEneaney Dr. Brian Maurer Ms.Gemma McCrohan Mr. Patrick Meade Mr. Michael Meagher Mr.W. R. Quinlan Mr. Conor Sexton Dr. Michael Somers In Attendance: Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn Sr.Therese Culhane (from August 03) Ms. Pauline Doyle Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald Mr. Cormac Maloney Mr. Michael Redmond Sr. Agnes Reynolds (to August 03) Group Medical Executive Chairman: Professor Oliver FitzGerald Honorary Secretary: Dr.Alan Watson Members: Dr. David Mulvin Dr. Brian Maurer Professor Niall O’Higgins Dr.Tom Owens Dr. Risteard O’Laoide Dr.Tom Crotty Mr. Arnold Hill Dr. Diarmuid O’Shea Group Executive Chairman: Nicholas C. Jermyn Members: Mr. Ken Bale Ms. Marianne Byrne Mr. Noel Cassidy Ms.Gretta Colbert Mr. James Crowe Ms. Pauline Doyle Mr Eamonn Fitzgerald Professor Oliver FitzGerald Mr. Cormac Maloney Dr. Brian Maurer Mr. Seamus Murtagh Mr. Michael Redmond Mr. Peter Sheehan Ms.June Stanley Mr. Neil Twomey Audit Committee Chairman: Dr. Michael Somers Members: Mr. Patrick Meade Mr. Conor Sexton Mr. Michael Meagher Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald Mr Cormac Maloney Ms. June Stanley Mr. Seamus Murtagh Mr. Ken Bale Mr. Michael Redmond Mr. James Crowe Finance Committee Chairman: Mr. Conor Sexton Members: Mr. Stewart Harrington Mr. Patrick Meade Ms.Louise English Mr. Michael Redmond Mr. James Crowe Mr. Seamus Murtagh Mr. Ken Bale Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald Mr. Cormac Maloney Dr. Brian Maurer Ms.June Stanley Mission Committee Chairperson: Sr. Eugene Butler Secretary: Ms.Theresa Ward Members: Ms.Gemma McCrohan Mr. Nicholas Jermyn Sr.Angela Kelly Mr. Ekundayo Badmus Ms.Barbara Cantwell Ms.Therese Carey Dr. Michael Casey Fr. Liam Cuffe Ms.Marie Culliton Ms.Ciara Field Ms.Anne Grumley Mr. John Harraghy Mr. John Hickey Dr. Risteard O’Laoide Dr. Diarmuid O’Shea Ms.Sheila O’Toole Ms.Phil Pyne Daly 207

<strong>St</strong>.Vincent’s Healthcare Group<br />

Technical Services<br />

H e a l t h c a re Gro u p<br />

C o m m i t t e e s<br />

Service Departments<br />

Annual Review 2003<br />

206<br />

During 2003 The Technical Services Department was involved<br />

in four major key areas within <strong>St</strong> Vincent’s University Hospital:<br />

involvement with the new development,minor capital works<br />

projects,maintaining existing plant <strong>and</strong> equipment,<strong>and</strong> ensuring<br />

an efficient energy usage policy.<br />

The new Psychiatry, Pharmacy <strong>and</strong> Mortuary buildings were<br />

h<strong>and</strong>ed over to Technical services by the Main Project Team for<br />

on going corrective <strong>and</strong> preventative maintenance. Our PEMAC<br />

plant register was upgraded to include the new plant <strong>and</strong><br />

equipment within these buildings. During the initial h<strong>and</strong>over<br />

failure <strong>and</strong> root cause analysis was carried out on the plant <strong>and</strong><br />

all faults notified <strong>and</strong> logged with the project department.The<br />

Technical Services Department continues to liase with the Main<br />

Project Team <strong>and</strong> contractors on site regarding the main<br />

building,which is scheduled for h<strong>and</strong>over in 2005.<br />

Within the Technical Services Department,the Minor Capital<br />

Works Project Team completed a substantial number of<br />

refurbishment, conversions <strong>and</strong> upgrade projects utilising a<br />

combination of in-house technical services staff <strong>and</strong> external<br />

contractors.A summary of the major projects are as follows.<br />

• Heart/Lung Transplant assessment area.<br />

• Histology Cut-Up area including installation of new cut-up<br />

bench.<br />

• Emergency Department Triage Room <strong>and</strong> Rapid Assessment<br />

Room.<br />

• Oncology Centre (conversion of old Day Centre).<br />

• <strong>St</strong> Peter’s CAPD Room.<br />

• CCU step-down nurses station <strong>and</strong> combined conference<br />

room / dayroom upgrade.<br />

• Liver Ward extension,upgrade of existing ward (ex.<strong>St</strong>.<br />

Clares) to create an 11-bed extension for the National<br />

Liver Unit.<br />

• Major refurbishment of Main Kitchen facilities including<br />

installation of new equipment.<br />

• Refurbishment of the Hospital Shop<br />

• Refurbishment of funeral facilities in the Mortuary.<br />

• <strong>Pain</strong>ting of various areas to a planned programme.<br />

As an on going policy of technical services various infrastructure<br />

improvements were carried out <strong>and</strong> new equipment installed to<br />

phase out old <strong>and</strong> obsolete plant equipment.A brief summary<br />

of the projects are listed below.<br />

• Cable TV infrastructure upgraded.<br />

• Convent <strong>and</strong> Kitchen plant-rooms controls upgraded to<br />

improve energy efficiency <strong>and</strong> increase control<br />

• Completion of bedpan washer replacement in all wards.<br />

• Histology & Dialysis drains upgraded.<br />

• New air - conditioning was installed in a number of areas to<br />

improve working conditions.<br />

• Mains water booster pump replaced.<br />

• Biochemistry essential electrical supplies were placed on the<br />

Central UPS System.<br />

The routine maintenance of existing plant <strong>and</strong> equipment was<br />

carried out through the different trades on site, capenters,<br />

electricians, fitter/plumbers <strong>and</strong> painters to maintain existing<br />

infrastructure <strong>and</strong> new plant.Using both The PEMAC Building<br />

Maintenance System <strong>and</strong> the Building Management System<br />

• Maintenance work was carried out at such times to minimize<br />

any adverse effect on patient care.<br />

• Delays in rectifying all work requests were kept to a<br />

minimum to ensure a quick response to all problems<br />

reported.<br />

• All work requests were tracked <strong>and</strong> prioritised to ensure<br />

critical requests were completed in an efficient manner.<br />

• Using the Building Management System energy readings were<br />

monitored <strong>and</strong> corrective action was initiated if required to<br />

ensure an efficient energy usage policy within <strong>St</strong> Vincent’s<br />

University Hospital.<br />

Overall 2003 was both dem<strong>and</strong>ing <strong>and</strong> challenging for the<br />

department. We look forward to 2004 to complete further<br />

improvement projects <strong>and</strong> important infrastructure upgrades,to<br />

maintain existing plant <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>over the new Main Building.<br />

Board of Directors<br />

Chairman:<br />

Professor Noel Whelan<br />

Members:<br />

Mr. Edmond J.Bergin<br />

Sr. Eugene Butler<br />

Ms.Louise English<br />

Mr. <strong>St</strong>ewart Harrington<br />

Professor M.X. FitzGerald<br />

Professor Oliver FitzGerald<br />

Mr. Joe Leyden<br />

Sr. Anne MacEneaney<br />

Dr. Brian Maurer<br />

Ms.Gemma McCrohan<br />

Mr. Patrick Meade<br />

Mr. Michael Meagher<br />

Mr.W. R. Quinlan<br />

Mr. Conor Sexton<br />

Dr. Michael Somers<br />

In Attendance:<br />

Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn<br />

Sr.Therese Culhane<br />

(from August 03)<br />

Ms. Pauline Doyle<br />

Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald<br />

Mr. Cormac Maloney<br />

Mr. Michael Redmond<br />

Sr. Agnes Reynolds<br />

(to August 03)<br />

Group Medical Executive<br />

Chairman:<br />

Professor Oliver FitzGerald<br />

Honorary Secretary:<br />

Dr.Alan Watson<br />

Members:<br />

Dr. David Mulvin<br />

Dr. Brian Maurer<br />

Professor Niall O’Higgins<br />

Dr.Tom Owens<br />

Dr. Risteard O’Laoide<br />

Dr.Tom Crotty<br />

Mr. Arnold Hill<br />

Dr. Diarmuid O’Shea<br />

Group Executive<br />

Chairman:<br />

Nicholas C. Jermyn<br />

Members:<br />

Mr. Ken Bale<br />

Ms. Marianne Byrne<br />

Mr. Noel Cassidy<br />

Ms.Gretta Colbert<br />

Mr. James Crowe<br />

Ms. Pauline Doyle<br />

Mr Eamonn Fitzgerald<br />

Professor Oliver FitzGerald<br />

Mr. Cormac Maloney<br />

Dr. Brian Maurer<br />

Mr. Seamus Murtagh<br />

Mr. Michael Redmond<br />

Mr. Peter Sheehan<br />

Ms.June <strong>St</strong>anley<br />

Mr. Neil Twomey<br />

Audit Committee<br />

Chairman:<br />

Dr. Michael Somers<br />

Members:<br />

Mr. Patrick Meade<br />

Mr. Conor Sexton<br />

Mr. Michael Meagher<br />

Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn<br />

Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald<br />

Mr Cormac Maloney<br />

Ms. June <strong>St</strong>anley<br />

Mr. Seamus Murtagh<br />

Mr. Ken Bale<br />

Mr. Michael Redmond<br />

Mr. James Crowe<br />

Finance Committee<br />

Chairman:<br />

Mr. Conor Sexton<br />

Members:<br />

Mr. <strong>St</strong>ewart Harrington<br />

Mr. Patrick Meade<br />

Ms.Louise English<br />

Mr. Michael Redmond<br />

Mr. James Crowe<br />

Mr. Seamus Murtagh<br />

Mr. Ken Bale<br />

Mr. Nicholas C. Jermyn<br />

Mr. Eamonn Fitzgerald<br />

Mr. Cormac Maloney<br />

Dr. Brian Maurer<br />

Ms.June <strong>St</strong>anley<br />

Mission Committee<br />

Chairperson:<br />

Sr. Eugene Butler<br />

Secretary:<br />

Ms.Theresa Ward<br />

Members:<br />

Ms.Gemma McCrohan<br />

Mr. Nicholas Jermyn<br />

Sr.Angela Kelly<br />

Mr. Ekundayo Badmus<br />

Ms.Barbara Cantwell<br />

Ms.Therese <strong>Care</strong>y<br />

Dr. Michael Casey<br />

Fr. Liam Cuffe<br />

Ms.Marie Culliton<br />

Ms.Ciara Field<br />

Ms.Anne Grumley<br />

Mr. John Harraghy<br />

Mr. John Hickey<br />

Dr. Risteard O’Laoide<br />

Dr. Diarmuid O’Shea<br />

Ms.Sheila O’Toole<br />

Ms.Phil Pyne Daly<br />

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