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Issue 46 - December 2012 - Southern Health and Social Care Trust

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Edition <strong>46</strong> | <strong>December</strong> ‘12<br />

Success & Achievements<br />

Experienced Manager of the Year<br />

Alexis Davidson, Head of Diagnostic<br />

Services, received a joint runner up<br />

prize in the category of Experienced<br />

Manager of the Year Award. Alexis<br />

has over 30 years of experience in<br />

radiography. In her current role she<br />

led the implementation of a new shift<br />

system within radiography <strong>and</strong> an<br />

extension to the working day, so that<br />

patients are provided with the best<br />

possible 24/7 service.<br />

Professor Peter<br />

McBride, Chief<br />

Executive of Niamh;<br />

Joint runner up Alexis<br />

Davidson, Head of<br />

Diagnostic Services,<br />

<strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> <strong>and</strong><br />

Hilary McConnell,<br />

Organisation <strong>and</strong><br />

Workforce Development<br />

Manager, South Eastern<br />

<strong>Trust</strong> along with <strong>Health</strong><br />

Minister, Edwin Poots.<br />

Recovery in Action film<br />

Karl Hughes, Project Manager, Mental <strong>Health</strong><br />

Forum; Ingrid Stewart, Mental <strong>Health</strong> Wellbeing<br />

& Inclusion Specialist, <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>Trust</strong>; <strong>and</strong> Gordon<br />

Higham, Advocacy Manager, Northern Irel<strong>and</strong><br />

Association for Mental <strong>Health</strong>, at the launch of the<br />

‘Recovery In Action: living with a mental illness’ film<br />

in Iveagh Movie Studios, Banbridge.<br />

Wear It Pink Breast<br />

Cancer Campaign<br />

The Bannvale House coffee morning fundraiser<br />

organised by Tracy Griffin was a great success.<br />

Supported by colleagues in Mental <strong>Health</strong>, Learning<br />

Disability <strong>and</strong> Older People <strong>and</strong> Primary <strong>Care</strong>, the<br />

event raised £137.<br />

Nurse donates Kidney to Husb<strong>and</strong><br />

Bernie Fitzsimmons, Surgical Nurse at Daisy Hill<br />

Hospital is encouraging people to sign up to the<br />

donor register after she successfully donated a<br />

kidney to her husb<strong>and</strong> Ian. Bernie who is now<br />

back at work says: “Living without a kidney has<br />

made no difference to my life apart from the need<br />

to attend an annual check-up. To find that I was<br />

a match was a great relief <strong>and</strong> thankfully we are<br />

no longer living with the stress of waiting <strong>and</strong><br />

hoping for a donor. I would definitely do it again if<br />

I could.”<br />

To join the NHS Organ Donor Register log on to<br />

www.org<strong>and</strong>onation.nhs.uk or call 1300123 123.<br />

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