SDDr Sarah Doyle — no licensed photograph is available, so the sector leader plate is shown instead.

Sector leader

Dr Sarah Doyle

Chief Executive and Nurse Director of Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland

Press citations

3

Topic

1

Adult social care & reform

Last quoted

Sept 2026

Dr Sarah Doyle: key facts

Kind of voice
Sector leader
Role
Chief Executive and Nurse Director of Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland
Quoted on
Adult social care & reform
Tracked press citations
3
Most recently quoted
8 Sept 2026

“I am absolutely thrilled to be appointed chief executive and nurse director of QNIS. I have loved working here for the last four years and I am excited to take the organisation forward as it enters a new chapter.”

What Dr Sarah Doyle has said

  • “Right now, we believe that community nurses and midwives most need the thing we all need – a modern, fit-for-purpose and fit-for-the-future arrangement for the safe and sustainable provision of health and social care.”

    QNIS chief executive and nurse director · Adult social care & reform · 8 Sept 2026 · Community nurse leaders issue manifesto ahead of Scottish elections ↗

  • “The Queen's Nurse Development Programme supports participants to build their confidence, inspiring them to find and lead creative responses to the challenges they face, and to improve the provision of health and social care in Scotland.”

    QNIS chief executive and nurse director · Adult social care & reform · 8 Sept 2026 · Community nurses from across Scotland receive prestigious title ↗

Where Dr Sarah Doyle has been quoted

  1. New chief executive appointed for QNI Scotlandnursingtimes.net · 8 Sept 2026
  2. Community nurse leaders issue manifesto ahead of Scottish electionsnursingtimes.net · 8 Sept 2026
  3. Community nurses from across Scotland receive prestigious titlenursingtimes.net · 8 Sept 2026

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