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Laya partners with College of Medicine & Health at University College Cork
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Pictured at UCC’s College of Medicine and Health at Brookfield Health Sciences Complex where Laya Healthcare announced a founding corporate partnership with the College of Medicine and Health at University College Cork, are: Professor Alice Coffey (Director of Post Graduate Education School of Nursing and Midwifery UCC), Paul McCarthy (Head of Development College of Medicine and Health UCC), Managing Director Laya Healthcare, Dónal Clancy, Kate McSweeney (Marketing and Communications Manager in the College of Medicine and Health UCC), Prof John Higgins (Head College of Medicine and Health, UCC), Lorraine Walsh (Laya Healthcare), Noreen Moynihan (Manager School of Pharmacy UCC) and Abina Creen (Lecturer School of Pharmacy). Photo: Darragh Kane
Laya Healthcare recently announced a founding corporate partnership with the College of Medicine and Health at University College Cork.
This new corporate partnership highlights the importance of fostering collaborations between academia and industry in Ireland. Funding for this partnership will focus on delivering the mission of the College of Medicine and Health in research and innovation, resulting in better outcomes for patients.
Through this partnership, Laya Healthcare is investing an in future healthcare professional which is just another way of keeping its promise to the Irish public of 'looking after you always'.
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