Brian Rousseau

Brian Rousseau: He stood up for what he believed in

Brian Rousseau: He stood up for what he believed in

On his last day at the Southern District Health Board yesterday, chief executive Brian Rousseau caught up with health reporter Elspeth McLean to reflect on more than eight years in his roles at the Otago, Southland and Southern boards.

SDHB well positioned to take up clinical trials

SDHB well positioned to take up clinical trials

The Southern District Health Board would be well placed to take advantage of any move to make clinical research a front-line activity for all district health boards, chief executive Brian Rousseau says.

Rousseau resigns to seek career outside health

Rousseau resigns to seek career outside health

Southern District Health Board chief executive Brian Rousseau will seek a career outside public health when he leaves at the end of the year.

Claim Rousseau 'hellbent on privatisation' in Queenstown

Claim Rousseau 'hellbent on privatisation' in Queenstown

Proposals suggesting tighter access to the Lakes District Hospital in Frankton from July and a new public-private health centre to eventually replace the cash-strapped hospital could face a rocky road to realisation.

Land sale an option for board

The Southland District Health Board could sell land at the Lakes District Hospital site in Frankton to finance its redevelopment plans, board chief executive Brian Rousseau said yesterday.

Ryall accepts DHBs need time to balance books

Health Minister Tony Ryall accepts that delaying cuts to housework help to some elderly people in Otago and Southland will mean the district health boards will take longer to balance their books.

Telephone interviews for some

Some elderly people will still have telephone interviews under the Otago and Southland District Health Boards' revised plan to introduce cuts to housework assistance.

Health boss salary up to $480,000

Health boss salary up to $480,000

Otago and Southland district health boards' chief executive Brian Rousseau had a pay increase last financial year to lift his salary to between $470,000 and $480,000.

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