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Yvonne Catharina Maria Theresia van Rooy (born 4 June 1951, Eindhoven) is a Dutch politician.^[1]

In September 1997, Yvonne left politics to become chairman of the board of directors of the Catholic University Brabant (since 2002 known as Tilburg University). She remained here until finally, in 2004, she became Utrecht University's chairman of the board. She left this function in 2012, to become chairman of the Dutch Association of Hospitals (NVZ).

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