HSJ100
Top 15 women
The top 15 women in the HSJ100 2010
- Dame Barbara Hakin, National managing director of commissioning development, Department of Health
- Dr Clare Gerada, Chair, Royal College of GPs
- Dame Sally Davies, Interim chief medical officer, Department of Health
- Una O’Brien, Permanent secretary, Department of Health
- Dame Jo Williams, Chair, Care Quality Commission
- Karen Jennings, Head of health, Unison
- Dame Carol Black, National director of health and work
- Ruth Carnall, Chief executive, NHS London
- Anne Milton, Parliamentary under secretary of state for public health
- Cynthia Bower, Chief executive, Care Quality Commission
- Sophia Christie, Chief executive, NHS Birmingham East and North
- Helen Bevan, Director of service transformation, NHS Institute for Innovation and Improvement
- Helen Bailey, Director of public services, Treasury
- Christine Connolly, Chief information officer, Department of Health
- Clare Chapman, Director of workforce, Department of Health
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Anonymous | 11-Mar-2011 4:18 pm
Is this top paid women in 2010? The inclusion of Cynthia Bower suggests this list has nothing to do with popularity...
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