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Ciaran Mulgrew, the chair of the Belfast Trust, will be stepping down from his role on Friday, following Health Minister Mike Nesbitt’s decision to replace him. The Department of Health cited the need for a fresh start in leadership at the trust as the reason for Mr. Mulgrew’s sacking. Despite the change, the minister and department expressed their gratitude towards Mr. Mulgrew for his contributions to the trust and the broader health and social care system.
Upon hearing the news, the Belfast Trust’s interim chief executive, Maureen Edwards, praised Ciaran Mulgrew for his dedication and support during his tenure as chairman. She acknowledged his instrumental role in navigating the trust through difficult times and commended his efforts in addressing issues related to culture and behaviors within the organization. Despite his departure, Mr. Mulgrew’s legacy of valuing the hard work of the staff at Belfast Trust and his commitment to their success will not be forgotten.
As Mr. Mulgrew prepares to leave his position, the process of finding a replacement for the chair’s post is already underway. Maureen Edwards assured both staff and the public that ongoing efforts to enhance the organization for the benefit of employees, patients, and service users will persist. She emphasized the trust’s commitment to making tangible improvements and ensuring continued progress in the organization’s operations
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