Martin Curley HSE

The Health Service Executive's head of digital transformation, Prof Martin Curley, has resigned, comparing the job to scaling Mount Everest.

There are many amazing people in the HSE, but there are many people, like me, who are deeply frustrated.” Paul Reid, director general of the HSE, also stepped down from his role. “The level of resistance that I ...

Martin Curley posted a resignation announcement on LinkedIn claiming that 'we could still succeed but there would be too many casualties, including me'

We could still succeed but there would be too many casualties, including ... “We have called off this particular ascent on Everest. The HSE’s head of digital transformation has resigned with immediate effect citing difficulties in implementing his vision and comparing the task to scaling Mount Everest in bad weather.

Prof Martin Curley, who has worked for the HSE since 2018, publicly announced his resignation on LinkedIn on Sunday.

There are many amazing people in the HSE, but there are many people, like me, who are deeply frustrated.” “The level of resistance that I ... But the problem is bigger than the HSE.

Irshadgul News report,. HSE's head of digital transformation has resigned, comparing the task to scaling Mount Everest. Professor Martin Curley, who has worked ...

But the problem is bigger than the HSE. Asked whether the HSE was fit for purpose, he said: “To be very honest, no, it isn’t. “The level of resistance that I …

Curley compared his task to climbing Mount Everest in bad weather and referenced difficulties such as 'supply chain and funding blockages'.

During his time in the role, the “We can move fast and be mobile. “We have a great group of climbers and committed expedition sponsors and a great supply chain,” Curley said. Speaking on his resignation today, Curley said, “We have found a more promising route, with a much more well situated and welcoming base camp”, continuing the Everest comparison. Martin Curley compared his task to climbing Mount Everest in bad weather, citing difficulties such as “supply chain and funding blockages”. Curley compared his task to climbing Mount Everest in bad weather and referenced difficulties such as ‘supply chain and funding blockages’.

The Director of Digital Transformation and Open Innovation at the Health Service Executive, Professor Martin Curley, has resigned.

He is the author of eight books on technology management and is the co-founder of the Innovation Value Institute at Maynooth University. The HSE Digital Innovation team was established in 2019 to develop the digital capability of the HSE and to adopt new technologies in a bid to improve health service efficiency and effectiveness. The Director of Digital Transformation and Open Innovation at the Health Service Executive, Professor Martin Curley, has resigned.