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The meeting was called after Dr Ward sacked Ms Fleming on Thursday and gave her five minutes to clear out her desk.
She was reinstated several hours later and Dr Ward was forced to apologise and admit he did not have "a clear grasp of the industrial relations processes within Queensland Health".
Dr Ward only started the job three weeks ago.
After the meeting, Queensland Health said Dr Ward and Ms Fleming had "committed themselves to working together in a collaborative manner".
Queensland Nurses' Union state secretary Gay Hawksworth said RBWH nursing staff was still "very unhappy" with Dr Ward's actions.
"Whilst they appreciate that the director of nursing is now back in the job, Dr Ward has shown his management style and they will be watching everything he does in the future," she said.
Ms Hawksworth said Ms Fleming was not given a reason for her dismissal. "She had about a 30-second meeting with him and he handed her a letter and said 'your contract has been terminated, leave now'."

health care systems strategist and former paediatrician, Dr. Ward has a 30-year track record in frontline medical practice, hospital administration, research and government relations. Dr. Ward focuses on health system integration, working with health care partners across the continuum of care to improve patient care.

As the Deputy Minister of Health in the Nova Scotia Department of Health, Dr. Ward successfully led that province toward an integrated, community-based approach to health services, with a commitment to primary care renewal and population health. Prior to this role, Dr. Ward was Senior Consultant in the British Columbia Ministry of Health. In addition, he gained extensive hospital experience as President and CEO at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver and more recently the Scarborough Hospital in Toronto. In addition to his national consulting work, he has international experiences including work with the World Bank, in Croatia.