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有权必有责，用权受监督 | 苍溪县人民医院党委召开2024年全面从严治党“四责同述”会议

发表时间：2025-01-20 11:38

爲進一步壓緊壓實管黨治黨責任，1月14日，苍溪县人民医院党委2024年全面从严治党“四责同述”会议在行政楼三楼会议室召开。县卫生健康局党组成员、副局长牛小波出席并主持会议，医院全体党政領導班子成员、“两代表一委员”及党支部书记、中层干部、管理服务对象等代表参加会议。

会上，医院班子成员就全面从严治党“主体责任、权利风险防控、监督责任、廉洁自律”情况开展全面述职。党委书记范怀卫代表領導班子及个人率先述职，院长史建林，党委委员、纪委书记汪锐，副院长孙泽海分别现场述职，其他班子成员以书面形式述职。

在现场质询环节，“两代表一委员”就如何推动医院高质量发展、如何改善患者就医体验、如何落实作风纪律建设等方面进行提问，院領導班子成员认真作答，并表示会后将建立问题台账，积极整改落实，切实提升管党治党水平。

縣衛生健康局黨組成員、副局長牛小波對我院2024年全面從嚴治黨工作給予充分肯定。他表示，過去一年，醫院黨政班子高度重視全面從嚴治黨工作，緊緊圍繞新時期衛生健康工作的大政方針，結合職能職責，不斷發揮全縣龍頭醫院帶動引領作用，黨風廉政建設和法紀意識明顯增強，以黨建爲引領的高質量發展思路更加清晰。他要求，醫院在今後要更加注重專科建設，更加注重服務質量提升，更加注重精細化管理，更加注重作風建設，以更加務實的作風推動全面從嚴治黨，助推醫院高質量發展再上新台階。

會議最後，與會人員對班子及班子成員進行了全面從嚴治黨“四責同述”現場測評。

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I'll take a circuit around to the left, and git over to the hill, behind the rebels, and near enough the mill for Hennessey to hear me. Then I'll fire a shot and yell for Hennessey. He knows my voice, and he'll bring his men out like a pack o' hornets. Then you let into the rebels from your side. They can't git across the race at you, and we'll have 'em where we kin whipsaw 'em." "I once t?ald a boy of mine," he said to himself as he crossed the Moor, "that the sooner he found he could do wudout love the better.... Well, I reckon I'm not going to be any weaker than my words." "But," returned Horton, losing his temper at such scepticism, "this monk was lodged in the palace of his Grace of Canterbury; and, at the very hour of his departure, his Grace spoke as if the surrender of the woman were already accomplished. Would he have spoken thus had the writ been recalled?" The abbot of Winchcombe had now become a frequent guest at Sudley. 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The wishes of one so powerfully connected as the wife of the influential De Boteler, were, no doubt, of some weight with the abbot; but these certainly would not have influenced him so far as to induce him to adopt a conduct incompatible with the dignity of his character, had not father John been known of late to express strange opinions; and the monk, though poor and friendless, was one of those whose opinions somehow (it can scarcely be said why) appeared of consequence. It was true that, although but an illiterate bondman when he gained admission to the cloister, he was now, if not entirely, the most learned, undoubtedly the most talented and industrious within its walls: no monk transcribed so much, none was more devout, more strict in discipline, more attentive to the numerous and fatiguing duties of his situation as a secular monk in administering the sacraments, attending the sick, &c. But, though thus exemplary, strange things were said of him. 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