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CEO Update – Monday 4 September 2017

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Monday 4 September 2017Waitaha Canterbury Pānui1 minute to read

In this week's CEO Update Chief Executive David Meates shares the details of an international report encouraging other health systems to learn from Canterbury DHB. We preview World Spinal Cord Injury Day on 5 September; celebrate a milestone for the South Island Patient Information Care System; highlight work to minimise patients missing scheduled appointments; provide updates on great work by All Right?; look at safer workplace initiatives; promote orderlies' academic achievements; and look back on eight years of Clown Doctors.

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