Minister Christian Dube has selected the committee members who will help him create Santé Québec, the government agency that will soon be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the network. The formation of the group was announced in a press release Thursday morning.
The transitional committee will consist of 11 members, including the firstCEO the University Hospital St. Justine's Carolyn Barbier, who assumed leadership Quebec Lanaudière in the wake of the Echaquan case, as well as the former head of the coronavirus vaccination campaign, Daniel Barry, who has since become deputy minister.
The president of the Quebec Association of Emergency Medicine Specialists, Gilbert Boucher – who was also at Minister Dube's side on Wednesday to assess the emergency situation – will also be part of it.
Less visible today, Deputy Minister Daniel Barry has made regular appearances on camera during the COVID-19 pandemic as director of Quebec's vaccination campaign. (archive photo)
Photo: Radio-Canada/Ivanoh Demers
Committee members – who also include former directors of regional institutions, a nurse and a representative of user committees – are expected to meet for the first time on Friday. However, others may be added later, the minister's office explains in its press release.
The concerned committee will have the following mission: coordinating and monitoring the implementation of the transitional stages; To ensure that this work complies with the spirit of “Law 15”; and to advise Ministers Dubé (Health), Carmant (Social Services) and Belanger (Seniors) on any other matter relating to Sainte-Québec.
His term lasts 12 months. A first progress report will be submitted no later than mid-April. This will be followed by two more events, next September and January. The final report on the transitional plan is expected to be issued in April 2025, when the committee is dissolved.
Executive agency from here End of autumn
The roadmap unveiled Thursday stipulates in particular that the gradual transfer of staff from the Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS) to Sainte-Québec will begin in the spring and that all institutions in the network will be integrated into the new agency by End of autumn
.
It also confirms that the management team that Minister Dubé would like to see consists of “ top guns » From the private sector will be appointed this summer coinciding with the introduction of the first regulations.
the future CEO For its part, Santi Quebec should be appointed – who, as Radio-Canada revealed on Monday, will receive a basic annual salary of $543,000, not counting bonuses, compensation and allowances that may be added. By April
Mr. Dube confirmed Thursday to Every single morningon ICI Premiere.
Calls for applications will be launched next week, he said, adding that interested people will have until March 1 to apply.
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The creation of Santé Québec was confirmed on December 9 by the adoption of Bill 15 under a gag order, one of the largest pieces of legislation in the history of the National Assembly, which has since become the law aimed at making the health and social services network more efficient.
The new agency will be responsible for coordinating network operations, while the new agency will be responsible for coordinating network operations MSSS He will remain the project manager for key directions.
Published in Official Gazette On Wednesday, the Council of Ministers approved the mandate of the transitional committee on December 20, a few days before Christmas.
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