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Mrs Taylor was assisted by Grampians Health’s SafetyLink and statewide equipment program operations director, Jeni Burton to unveil the plaque.<\/p>\n
Carol Taylor said she couldn’t be prouder of her mum.<\/p>\n
“Particularly given what she’s achieved in her career, for women, for nursing and the broader community,” she said.<\/p>\n
“With SafetyLink, that little device went from zero to 20,570 clients. That’s pretty impressive, but more important are the lives that it’s saved. It’s a credit to her.”<\/p>\n
Mrs Taylor is a former nurse and now-life governor of the QE where she developed SafetyLink in partnership with the health facility’s engineers.<\/p>\n
For service to nursing, and to the community, Mrs Taylor was awarded a general Medal of the Order of Australia last Australia Day.<\/p>\n
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FORMER Queen Elizabeth Centre welfare director Pamella Taylor has been honoured with the installation of a plaque at the QE. An initiative of the Soroptimist Club of Ballarat in celebration of the 92-year-old’s career, the plaque was unveiled in the centre’s main foyer last week. Mrs Taylor co-developed the SafetyLink emergency call system and co-founded […]<\/p>\n