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IHF reference Honorary Members Members elected by the General Assembly for special services rendered to the IHF or to the healthcare field in general AUSTRALIA R H Kronborg MBE 6 Pentland Road 3225 Point Londsdale Victoria, AUSTRALIA Dr Errol Pickering 13 Firestone Court Robina Woods The Gold Coast 4226 Queensland, AUSTRALIA CANADA Jean-Claude Martin 710-500 Rue de la Montagne Montreal H3C 4T6 CANADA FINLAND Arvo Relander Luuvaniementie 3 A 5 Helsinki FINLAND FRANCE L Peyssard 12 Avenue Maurice Barres 13008 Marseille FRANCE GERMANY Dr Klaus Proessdorf Theodor Schwannstr. 10 50735 Koln-Riehl GERMANY HONG-KONG (SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION – CHINA) Dr Een Kiong Yeoh Flat 18A, Tower II, Ruby Court 55 South Bay Road Hong-Kong (SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION – CHINA) MEXICO Dr G Fajardo Ortiz Juarez 14 Casa 11 Tlacopac San Angel 1040 Deleg Alvaro Obregon CP MEXICO THE NETHERLANDS Dr Ton Krol Postbus 2621 2002 RC Haarlem THE NETHERLANDS Dr Rene Peters Weerdsingel O.Z.82 Bis 3514 Utrecht THE NETHERLANDS POLAND Prof T Tolloczko Wiejska 9/9 480 Warsaw, POLAND PORTUGAL Prof J M Caldeira Da Silva Av Antonio Augusto de Aguiar 144 - 2 D 1050-021 Lisbon, PORTUGAL SWEDEN Prof Per-Gunnar Svensson Fockgrand 1 260 93 TOREKOV SWEDEN T Thor Koltrastvagen 39 183 51 Taby, Sweden SWITZERLAND Dr François Kohler Talgut Zentrum 22-602 3063 Ittigen, SWITZERLAND Ferdinand Siem TJam, MD MPH Chemin du Ruisseau 2C 1291 Commugny VD, SWITZERLAND Dr Andrei Issakov 4b chemin Edouard Sarasin 1218 Grand Saconnex SWITZERLAND UNITED KINGDOM D Maitland 128 Osidge Lane London N14 5DN England - UK Dame Gillian Morgan Permanent Secretary Welsh Assembly Government Government Buildings Cathays Park, Cardiff CF10 3NQ Wales - UK Sir Reginald Wilson 49 Gloucester Square London W2 2TQ, England - UK USA J A McMahon 181 Montrose Drive Durham, NC 27707 USA Mr Scott Parker 757 S. Woodmoor Circle Bountiful, UT 84010 USA L W Lehr 3050 Minnesota World Trade Center 30 Seventh Street East Saint Paul, Minnesotta 55101-490 USA Acknowledgements The International Hospital Federation and Pro-Brook Publishing would like to thank all the contributors to the publication and those involved in the production process. Pro-Brook Publishing Tim Probart, Publisher; Trevor Brooker, Publisher; Stephen King, Business development; Susan Pulman, Business development; Simon Marriott, Art direction International Hospital Federation Sheila Anazonwu, Commissioning editor Hospital and Healthcare Innovation Book 2009/2010 143
IHF Corporate Member Profiles GE Healthcare The burden of surgical diseases is large and is increasing, and there are enormous gaps in access to surgery between high and low income countries. Surgical services may be cost effective at the district level in LMICs, and providing access to essential surgery should be viewed as “primary prevention” of death and disability. The integration of essential surgical services into health systems, within the context of primary healthcare reforms, will surely improve population health. Johnson Controls JOHNSON CONTROLS uses its 125 years of experience to help healthcare organizations create comfortable, safe and sustainable healing environments while providing measurable results. By utilizing our expertise in energy and sustainability, facilities, building and technology infrastructure, healthcare organizations can improve their financial results, the environment of care and their standing in the community. Johnson Controls provides design assist and construction management, funding solutions, network integration solutions for clinical and non-clinical systems, energy management and central utility plants, operations support and best practices, systems maintenance and facility management services. http://www.johnsoncontrols.com Aramark ARAMARK is a global leader in professional services, providing award-winning food services, management of facilities, assets, and clinical technology, and uniform/career apparel to healthcare institutions and other businesses. In FORTUNE magazine’s 2009 list of “World’s Most Admired Companies,” ARAMARK ranks number one in its industry, consistently ranking since 1998 as one of the top three most admired companies in its industry. ARAMARK seeks to responsibly address key issues by focusing on employee advocacy, environmental stewardship, health and wellness, and community involvement. Headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (USA), ARAMARK’s 255,000 employees serve clients in 22 countries. Visit www.aramark.com to learn more. HCA International HCA International owns six leading private hospitals in London, each with international reputations for the highest standards of care. They are: The Wellington, the largest private hospital in the UK, The London Bridge Hospital, The Harley Street Clinic, The Portland Hospital for Women and Children, The Lister Hospital and The Princess Grace Hospital. HCA hospitals treat approximately 350,000 patients annually and specialise in complex medical procedures. The HCA Cancer Network, for example, is the largest private provider of cancer care in the UK and is the best equipped outside the NHS. In the past five years, HCA has invested over £100 million in capital expenditure including the latest diagnostic and treatment technology. HCA International is owned by Hospital Corporation of America, the largest for-profit hospital operator in the United States. 144 Hospital and Healthcare Innovation Book 2009/2010
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