Inclusive leader of the year award

We value a leadership culture that empowers and enables individuals in both clinical or non-clinical areas. This individual will demonstrate these characteristics, providing compassionate inclusive leadership throughout their work and be trusted by those they work with for their fair and consistent leadership style.  This individual will lead and support staff to deliver high quality and safe services, be an inspiration to others, works collectively with partners and displays a caring, supportive and focused leadership style.

The judging panel will be looking for examples of how this individual:

International year of the nurse or midwife award

As part of our International Year of the Nurse and Midwife in 2020 celebrations we are looking for a nurse or midwife who embodies the highly skilled professionals nurses and midwives have become.

This person will without doubt be compassionate but will also have made an extraordinary contribution to the lives of the people they care for and/or the people they work with.

The judging panel will be looking for someone who:

Making a difference

An outstanding individual or team who has made a considerable contribution to the trust who has shone the brightest over the last 12 months. Chosen by our chief executive.

Team of the year – non clinical

This award recognises the work of an outstanding team within the trust who have worked together effectively to deliver excellent service. In this category, we simply want you to tell us what’s great about your team, and how your effective team working has produced great results.

The judges will be looking for:

Team of year – clinical

In recognition of an outstanding clinical team that look after both their patients and each other, working exceptionally well together to deliver an outstanding service even at times of extreme operational pressure!

This could be a team who work well together creating a supportive working environment and delivering an excellent all round service of care.

Alternatively it could be a team that has faced a change or challenge and have become stronger as a result of this.

Evidence and outcomes the judging panel will be looking for:

Health Hero

An award for an individual who is passionate about the health and wellbeing of their colleagues.

The judging panel will be looking for examples of someone who:

Quality Improvement

A clinical or non-clinical team who has implemented a change of any size or scale to improve the quality and/or safety of a service. This team will have used creative and original thinking to develop a new way of working.

Simply tell us how the idea came about, who was involved, how the change was made and what happened as a result.

The judging panel will be looking for a team who:

Creating a positive staff experience

Our staff experience is so important to us as trust and we want to reward those who help promote and create a positive atmosphere for colleagues. This individual will be open and honest with genuine concern for their department’s day to day experience.

The judging panel will be looking for someone who:

Volunteer of the year

We are very lucky to have an extraordinary body of volunteers at our trust. This award is to recognise the continued selfless dedication of our volunteer workforce. If you know a volunteer who brightens up everyone’s day let us know.

The judging panel will be looking for someone who:

Patients Choice Award

We receive endless feedback and thanks from our patients for all the hard work and dedication of our staff. This award is based upon patient feedback received over the past 12 months and is one way we can thank you on our patient’s behalf.

Whilst you can’t nominate someone for this category, a shortlist will be produced using feedback from; patient experience scores, greatix, PALS intelligence, compliments and NHS choices posts and reviews.