9.00-9.10: Welcome and Introduction

• Professor Gerardine Doyle, Director, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
• Professor Mary Horgan, President, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

 

9.10-10.10: Panel Discussion 1: Building the Plane While Flying it

Chair: Professor Mary Horgan, President, RCPI

Panellists:

• Dr Ronan Glynn, Department of Health, Acting Chief Medical Officer
• Dr Colm Henry, Chief Clinical Officer, HSE
• Finbarr Kenny, Director of Ireland, Roche Diagnostics
• Professor Paddy Mallon, Consultant Infectious Diseases UCD/SVUH
• Dr Nuala O’Connor, ICGP Lead COVID-19
• Alan Sharp, Interim CEO Mater Hospital, UCD Executive MBA Alumni 2019

 

10.10-10.25: Keynote Speaker: Leadership in a Time of Crisis

• Associate Dean Kathy Harvey, Said Business School, Oxford University

 

10.25-11.00: Panel Discussion 2: The Patient Carer Voices

Chairs:

• Dr Knut Moe, GP and Sinead Ryan, Pharmacist,
  Co-founders of UCD Leadership Healthcare Network,
  UCD Executive MBA Alumni 2019

Innovations in the Process of Care

• Emma O’Grady, Senior Clinical Pharmacist (Cystic Fibrosis), Children’s Health Ireland at Temple Street Hospital
• Catherine O'Brien, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Cancer SurvivorshipSt James’s Hospital

Ensuring cancer does not become the forgotten ‘C’ in the fight against COVID-19

• Professor Mark Lawler, Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Digital Health, Chair in Translational Cancer Genomics, Queen’s University Belfast

Being resourceful with no resources!

• Dr Patricia Scanlon, UCD Alumni Awardee and Founder of ‘Their Lives Matter’, Paediatric Oncologist, Tanzania

 

11.00-11.15: Break

 

11.15-11.40: Panel Discussion 3: Beyond health- Do well by health, do well by society and the economy?

Chair: Liam Fitzgerald, Operating Advisor at Clayton Dubilier & Rice, Chair of UCD Smurfit School Advisory Board

Session 1 Panellists:

• Danny McCoy, CEO, IBEC
• Emer McGrath, Partner, KPMG
• Feargal O’Rourke, Managing Partner, PWC Ireland, Council Member, RCPI and Board Member, UCD Smurfit School Irish Advisory Board
• Patrick Power, Managing Director, Healthcare, Accenture Ireland
• Martin Shanahan, CEO, IDA, Adjunct Professor at UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School

 

11.45-11.50: Comfort4Covid- Innovation in Communication: The Changing Face of Human Connections

• Ciara Close, UCD MBA Alumni 2020 and Emma Farrell UCD MBA Alumni 2019

 

11.50-12.15: Panel Discussion 3 (contd.): Beyond health- Do well by health, do well by society and the economy?

Session 2 Panellists:

• Dr Eanna Falvey, Medical Director of World Rugby
• Feargal Hynes, Executive Director, Druid Theatre Company
• Stephen McNamara, Director of Communications, IRFU, UCD Executive MBA Alumni 2019
• Oonagh O’Hagan, MD Meagher Pharmacy Group, Peter McVerry Trust Charity Partner

 

12.15-12.45: Keynote Interview: New York and COVID-19

Interviewer: Shaun Kelly, Former Global COO of KPMG International, UCD Alumni Awardee and Chair of UCD Smurfit School North American Advisory Board

Michael Dowling, Chief Executive, Northwell Health, UCD Smurfit School North American Advisory Board Member

 

12.45-13.00: Discussion: Implications for Public Policy and Calls to Action

Chair: Professor Susi Geiger

Dr Larry O’Connell, Director, National Economic and Social Council (NESC) and Chief Officer, National Economic and Social Development Office (NESDO).

Joined by Professor Gerardine Doyle and Professor Mary Horgan.

 

13.00-13.25: Discussion: Collaboration for Leadership in Healthcare

The Vision for the UCD Leadership in Healthcare Network: A Pathway Forward – Collaboration, Innovation and Shared learning

• Dr Knut Moe, GP and Sinead Ryan, Pharmacist
  Co-founders of UCD Leadership Healthcare Network,
  UCD Executive MBA Alumni 2019
• Joined by Professor Gerardine Doyle and Professor Mary Horgan.

 

13.25: Closing Remarks

• Professor Gerardine Doyle, Director, UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
• Professor Mary Horgan, President, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland

 

Please note that timings of the programme schedule are subject to change