The blacklist of worst nursing institutions in the Netherlands, which was made public early this month, seems the departure of Laurens Topman ThePass to have claimed its first victim.
The driver initially chose the attack, but now switches to 'due to discussion about my various sites position in the organization. " Columnist Hugo Borst has in a letter on the front page of this newspaper back out. "I'm skeptical."
Well. Ids ThePass. After the Inspectorate Laurens had called openly as healthcare facility where it is quite wrong, he blameerde in The News. He was offended. It was unacceptable. I know him from a distance as a cold driver. Like he ran a publicly traded company.
In reality, he bore the greatest responsibility for vulnerable and dependent people. This requires empathy. Also, a CEO should have a caring heart, have arranged a coffee between nurses and demented residents. Only then will you understand the essence of good nursing care.
My heart is clearly not in the 'fallen' Ids ThePass, but all those good and dedicated staff under his rule in recent years had to leave the field.
Partly because scoring the ever excellent nursing homes in Laurens now so horribly low. ThePass example, should have put the knife in the absurdly high overhead. Too bad he did not openly acknowledge that the nursing homes of Laurens in a few years time hollowed quality deteriorate. It's to his credit that he fits for a oprotpremie. Because he had to go. Otherwise, the current interim director had stopped picking up the pieces.
morally bankrupt
We will see what will change. I'm skeptical, distrustful. The Supervisory Board finds the resignation of ThePass an act of "deep respect" commands. Though it is fixed politely referred to where they are actually morally? They are there not because of a oldboysnetwork? I fear that they do not understand that the present system of nursing care is inhumane and therefore morally bankrupt.
Politicians are leaving behind CEO
VVD MP Sjoerd Potters says the departure of top may be necessary "to show that there will be real change." ,, The care in the nursing homes of the black list should be better. Then it must be replaced, if necessary, the management. ''
Renske Leijten (SP) states that "it may be good to step aside, if you improve the wegstaat. MP Lea Bouwmeester (Labour Party) hopes that now ensuring that "employees can do their job well and that people get the care that suits them."
Fleur Agema (PVV): ,, Now the interim manager must follow him, raise business and not filling his pockets. '
discontent
ThePass initially remained in place, despite great dissatisfaction among staff, residents and family. The Rotterdam institution chose after the publication of the blacklist even for the attack and threatened with legal action.
Even after the blacklist, the million loss and a failed merger, the Supervisory Board expressed its support for the administration. Among the staff continued to grow the annoyance and the works council asked critical questions.
highly undesirable
The driver - with a salary of 190 017 euros in 2015 - now get on yet. As he calls an administrative change itself "highly undesirable." With him leave two directors.
An interim director, the institution must make financially sound and the inspection show that the care is in order. If not, then threatened closure, said Minister Van Rijn earlier.
By Editorial AD Photo: Margi Geerlinks
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