The headlines are clear. 11 out of 17 of Wales' District General Hospitals have higher patient mortality rates than the average, and five out of the six health boards are above it.
Inside the bunker Creel said he saw two-by-fours and two-by-six boards bracing the walls and floorboards.
"I'm wearing a very different hat, " says Garlinghouse, who still sits on the boards of six companies.
Their average tenure has declined from ten years in the 1970s to six years today, and boards are becoming ever more likely to sack bosses if they get out of line, particularly in Europe.
The Bulls had only six rebounds in the third quarter, compared with the Nets' 15 boards, 10 of which were offensive.
Within six months, the team helped get three executives on boards of non-profits, conducted a training session for 20 interested executives, and shared learnings with other Accenture offices looking to launch similar initiatives.
During the most recent period recorded, five out of six local health boards in Wales had scores higher than 100.
Dirk Nowitzki led Dallas with 16 points and had a team-high six rebounds compared to 22 boards for Reggie Evans of the Nets, who outrebounded the Mavericks 45-34.
IBM, membership of advisory boards at Citigroup and DaimlerChrysler, and one of the six deputy chairmanships of the Trilateral Commission, the body of grandees which in anti-globalist demonology supposedly runs the planet.
There will be six new delivery areas, called "collaborative organisational groups" modelled on the Local Health Boards, give or take.
In 1996 some of its shares were bought by the Lens Fund, which specialises in companies with inept boards, and invests in only six or so firms at a time, so that it can keep a close eye on what goes on.
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