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IHF reference<br />

IHF Secretariat Staff<br />

2009/2010<br />

Eric de Roodenbeke<br />

Director General<br />

Eric de Roodenbeke assumed the position of<br />

Director General of the <strong>International</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong><br />

<strong>Federation</strong> in June 2008. Between July 2007 and May 2008 he was<br />

Senior Health Specialist at the World Health Organization (WHO) for<br />

the Global Health Workforce Alliance (GHWA) during which time he<br />

was involved in support country action programmes to develop a<br />

response to the HRH crisis; development of strategies for regional<br />

networks in support of HRH development and was the focal point<br />

for follow-up actions in Francophone countries. He was Senior<br />

Health Specialist at the World Bank (AFTH2 & WBI) from 2004 to<br />

2006 in which time he was Team leader (TL) for various health<br />

intervention, educational, management and capacity building<br />

programmes mostly in Africa. He was Director of the 700-bed<br />

University <strong>Hospital</strong> of Tours, and Senior Officer responsible for<br />

hospital and health financing interventions at the French Ministry of<br />

Foreign Affairs from 2001 to 2003 and 1999 to 2001, respectively.<br />

Between 1996 and 1998, he was Senior Officer on hospital policy<br />

expertise at the French Ministry of Cooperation. From 1994 to 1996,<br />

he was Deputy Director of the 870-bed University <strong>Hospital</strong> of<br />

NANTES. 1989 to 1994, Dr de Roodenbeke was the Expert, task<br />

team leader for a project involving construction, equipment ,<br />

management of a 500- bed hospital in, Burkina Faso. He was<br />

Deputy Director of Epinal- Vosges (France) General <strong>Hospital</strong> from<br />

1984 to 1989. Dr de Roodenbeke has published widely on hospital<br />

organisation, health systems reforms human resources and health<br />

facility management, health policy, insurance and financing in<br />

developed and developing countries. Dr de Roodenbeke holds a<br />

Ph.D. in health economics - University of Paris 1, Sorbonne (France);<br />

a <strong>Hospital</strong> Administration Diploma from ENSP Rennes (France); and<br />

a Diploma in Public Health from the University of Nancy (France). He<br />

speaks fluent French (native language) and English and basic Greek<br />

and German. He is a member of various social organizations and is<br />

affiliated to the French Health Economics Society.<br />

Honours degree in European and Social Sciences, with a major in<br />

French Language (University of East Anglia – Norwich, UK). She is a<br />

Christian and an active member in her local church. She speaks<br />

fluent French, English and Ibo (mother tongue). She enjoys<br />

international affairs, sports and has travelled widely.<br />

Sev Lucas<br />

Membership Manager<br />

Sev Lucas has a Masters degree in public health in<br />

developing countries and is a graduate of a Masters in<br />

health economics in developing countries from the University of<br />

Clermont Ferrand (CERDI, Center for Studies and Research on<br />

<strong>International</strong> Development). Sev joined IHF in January 2009. She is<br />

responsible for member liaison activities and support of designated<br />

IHF projects. She is also in charge of development of the health<br />

system knowledge database and in charge of the newsletter.<br />

Sev is from Bretagne, northwestern region of France and enjoys<br />

skiing, sailing, surfing, traveling and playing the saxophone. She<br />

speaks fluent French, Spanish, English and she is learning<br />

Portuguese<br />

Dwight Moe<br />

Dwight Moe joined the IHF in 2003 and was the<br />

Projects and Events Manager. Born in Honolulu,<br />

Hawaii, he lived in North America, Asia and Europe.<br />

Dwight did his studies at the University of Minnesota<br />

in <strong>International</strong> Relations and Chinese. He has over ten years of<br />

experience in event planning and operations. His career has led him<br />

around the world organising and managing travel events for major<br />

clients in the automotive, financial and pharmaceutical industries. He<br />

and his wife enjoy cooking, skiing and travel.<br />

Dwight left the IHF in December 2009 to pursue further career<br />

goals.<br />

Sheila Anazonwu<br />

Programme Development and Knowledge Manager<br />

Sheila Anazonwu, MSc, BA, is the Programme<br />

Development and Knowledge Manager at the<br />

<strong>International</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong> <strong>Federation</strong>. She joined the IHF in 1992 as<br />

Personal Assistant to the Director General. Prior to joining the IHF,<br />

Sheila worked in the private sector in development project<br />

management and human resource training. She also worked at the<br />

Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Secretariat<br />

in Lagos, Nigeria. She has done voluntary work for Human Rights<br />

Watch (UK). She has a Master of Science degree in <strong>International</strong><br />

Relations (University of Southampton, UK) and a Bachelor of Arts<br />

Cécile Reynes<br />

French Translator<br />

oined the IHF in 2000 as French Translator, on a parttime<br />

basis. Since 2004 began working on a free-lance<br />

basis.<br />

Loly Vaswani<br />

Spanish Translator<br />

joined the IHF as part-time Spanish translator in 1988.<br />

In 1990 she moved to Malaga, Spain, but continued<br />

to work for the IHF. Since 2004 she began working on<br />

a free-lance basis.<br />

<strong>Hospital</strong> and Healthcare Innovation Book 2009/2010 137

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