Annual Report and Accounts 2012/13 - Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital

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1. Our Year Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Annual Report and Accounts 2012/13 11 Leading RD&E Surgeon wins NHS Heroes Award Consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Mr Vikram Devaraj, is an NHS Hero. Nominated for the award by one of his patients, Vikram received his certificate from Trust Chairman, James Brent. NHS Heroes was a recognition scheme launched to coincide with the NHS’ 64th birthday in July 2012. It ran until mid-September and was designed to celebrate the extraordinary work that staff in the NHS carry out every day. David May, Mr Devaraj’s nominator, said: “Following the excision of two soft tissue lumps, in April 2012, Vikram met with me at an outpatients appointment. He told me one lump had been found as cancerous, a liposarcoma. Amidst the shock he reassured me that I was in his care and not to worry. Within two weeks I had a three hour reconstructive excision and flap replacement operation. Mr Devaraj then visited me the following three mornings (two of which he was off duty) when he checked my condition, healing and drips. His postoperative assurance, skill of his team and leadership has an individuality that makes him my hero as I am sure he is to all his patients and staff.” On receiving his award, Mr Devaraj said: “I am delighted to receive this award but am acutely aware that as a tiny cog in a huge wheel this could be given to a number of people who also deserve public recognition for their work in the NHS. I also appreciate hugely the support my patients and colleagues have given me over the last 30 years since I qualified.”
12 1. Our Year Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust Annual Report and Accounts 2012/13 About the RD&E The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust serves a core population of 400,000 people in Exeter and East and Mid Devon. For some specialist (tertiary) services, we serve a wider population across the south west region. Most hospital services are provided from the Wonford and Heavitree Hospitals in Exeter, but in partnership with other NHS providers we also run some services from community locations including Axminster, Dawlish, Honiton, Okehampton, and Tiverton. We have nationally and internationally recognised excellence in a number of specialist fields including the Princess Elizabeth Orthopaedic Centre, the Centre for Women’s Health (maternity, neonatology and gynaecology services), Cancer Services, Renal Services, Exeter Mobility Centre and Mardon neuro-rehabilitation centre. We pride ourselves on delivering continuous improvement through innovation and clinical research. We are a founder member of the South West Peninsula Academic Health Science Network and host the Peninsula Comprehensive Research Network, the South West Research Design Service and the Peninsula Collaboration for Applied Health Research and Care. We lead local research networks for cancer, stroke and diabetes and have become the leading centre for high quality research and development in the south west peninsula. Did you know we… • Employ almost 6,800 staff including more than 1,760 registered nurses and 747 doctors Our Katie is a true NHS Hero The scheme gave everyone in England the chance to acknowledge NHS staff. For the first time, patients, their friends and families, work colleagues and professional peers nominated their personal NHS Hero. RD&E oncology nurse, Katie Williams, was nominated by a patient’s daughter. Melody Floyde, Katie’s nominator, said: “My Dad’s last weeks were spent on Yeo Ward. Katie is an outstanding nurse who worked tirelessly to ensure that Dad was comfortable and well cared for and treated him with such kindness. She even worked late on one occasion to get advice on pain relief for Dad when he was uncomfortable. She was a great source of support for us when we were going through such a difficult time, ensuring we had tea, biscuits, a bed to sleep on and so many words of comfort. She is a true NHS Hero and I will be eternally grateful to her.” • Spent £350 million delivering healthcare in 2012/13 • Have more than 115,000 admissions a year • Hold 450,000 outpatient clinics each year • Have 810 inpatient beds (including maternity and neuro-rehabilitation) and 80 day case beds • Have 92 midwives responsible for more than 3,000 births a year • Achieved all ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ grades in the 2012 Ofsted inspection of our hospital school
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