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#ThrowbackThursday - to 1963, when Viterbi Dean Alfred Ingersoll (L) posed with several leading Viterbi professors, including then-new-to-USC Solomon Golomb, immediately to the right of Dean Ingersoll. The highly-esteemed Professor Golomb continued to teach at USC up until his death earlier this month. Photo/USC University Archives
Sir Alex Ferguson opens the Endoscopy suite in Tyrone County Hospital in 2004. Pictured here with Fiona Beattie, Alan Rainey, Omagh District Council Chair, Podhraic Conneally and Richard Scott, Former Chairman of Sperrin Lakeland Trust
Joe took on a particular responsibility for services in the Southern Sector of the Trust, most notably the planning and development of the South West Acute Hospital in Enniskillen and the new Omagh Hospital and Primary Care Complex.
On 21 June 2012 history was made as Northern Ireland’s newest major acute hospital, South West Acute Hospital, opened its doors to patients for the first time. It signalled a new chapter in the history of healthcare for hundreds of thousands of patients in the Fermanagh and Tyrone area who are now benefitting from the state-of-the-art facilities.
The £276 million project started in 2006 and took six years to complete from planning to building to handover. This remarkable achievement could only be attributed to the dedication and determination of staff, including Joe who played a key role in every stage of the process and has continued that level of support and leadership in all his work throughout the Western Trust.
#ThrowbackThursday - Back in 2015, Social Work staff members turned out in force to cheer on the Special Olympians! Photo/Dworak-Peck
1981 Nursing Students, Altnagelvin – (BR) Caroline Duffy , Geraldine Gallagher, Adrian Noble, Mary Holloway, Maura Sharkey, Maura Dalzell, Majella Gallagher, (FR) Audrey Conaghan, Grace Ward, Deirdre McGonagle , Margaret Mills and Aileen Gallagher.
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From the NAR Library Archives: Buy the Empire State Building for $51.5 Million USD in Broker Bulletin, 1952.
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Marie Sargaison, Staff Nurse, Georgie Whitaker, Superintendent Radiographer and Linda Saunderson, A&E Sister together with P1 pupils from Enniskillen Integrated Primary School and their teacher at the Well Teddy clinic in the Erne Hospital.
From the NAR Library Archives: "Introduce the prospect" in cartoon series based of sales guidance of REALTOR® Hobart C. Brady, Broker Bulletin 1952.
Back in June 2011 patients received hands on help from senior healthcare managers and directors who took time to volunteer as mealtime friends and general ward helpers at Altnagelvin, Tyrone County and Erne Hospitals to mark national Volunteers’ Week from 1 to 7 June. The senior managers assisted by serving meals, helping patients and carrying out general ward duties such as restocking cabinets and stores with supplies.
Joe himself said: “We would like to thank our highly valued volunteers, not least for the generosity with which they give their time, but for their dedication and commitment and the wonderful diversity they bring. Our volunteers complement the role of paid staff and enhance the patient experience. We are extremely fortunate to have so many people from the community supporting the Trust.”
Pictured are Joe Lusby and Western Trust Volunteer Manager Anne Love helping out in Ward 8 of the Erne hospital, Enniskillen.
This throwback Thursday is like a fantasy. 1 year ago I had a living dream which I thought were reality but now it's past and gone. Things can change and before you know it, there's nothing
Tourism and Cruise Ship Business was booming in 1980. Soon this would change, as the refineries caused environmental issues. The refineries would soon close down or sell out, and this also caused a decline in tourism. ESSO closed in the early 1980s and Shell sold to Netherlands' government for half a dollar, on condition that Shell would not be held liable for any environmental issues after 70 years of oil refinery