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NUH Honours Shortlist 2016

NUHonours Awards represent all that is great about NUH and celebrates our staff who make up the formidable ‘Team NUH.’ This shortlist booklet details the individuals and teams who have been shortlisted for a 2016 NUHonours award.

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<strong>NUH</strong>onours Awards represent all that is great<br />

about <strong>NUH</strong> and celebrates our staff who<br />

make up the formidable ‘Team <strong>NUH</strong>.’<br />

Yes we have our challenges, which tend to<br />

dominate the headlines. Yet, we also have<br />

many success stories and exceptional staff<br />

to celebrate for the remarkable jobs they<br />

do, very often in the most pressured and<br />

challenging circumstances.<br />

of support for <strong>NUH</strong>onours from our fabulous<br />

Nottingham Hospitals Charity. Without the<br />

Charity and our sponsors this event would<br />

not be possible and for this, we could not be<br />

more grateful. It was a pleasure to personally<br />

choose the winner of the Outstanding<br />

Contribution to Patient Care category, a<br />

special award in recognition of <strong>2016</strong> marking<br />

the 10th anniversary of <strong>NUH</strong>. There were so<br />

many contenders for this award, which made<br />

my job all the more difficult.<br />

I hope you enjoy tonight’s awards ceremony<br />

and meeting some of our greatly valued<br />

members of ‘Team <strong>NUH</strong>’.<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours Awards has never been so<br />

important. It is one of the highlights of the<br />

Very many congratulations to everyone<br />

year. It is a privilege to work alongside so<br />

who was nominated, those who have been<br />

many talented and dedicated colleagues<br />

shortlisted and of course the winners of Thank you for everything you do.<br />

who work so hard throughout the year. They<br />

this year’s awards. It is these colleagues<br />

continually strive to ‘raise the bar’ when it<br />

who make <strong>NUH</strong> the great organisation it<br />

comes to doing the best possible job for our<br />

is. Thank you also to those who took the<br />

patients, their loved ones and carers.<br />

time to nominate staff to give colleagues<br />

This year is particularly special. We celebrate<br />

10 years of <strong>NUH</strong> and importantly, 10 years<br />

the recognition and appreciation they truly<br />

deserve.<br />

Peter Homa, Chief Executive<br />

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Mike Sassi | Host<br />

Editor, Nottingham Post<br />

NHS staff have a very special place in the hearts<br />

of most families. And this is nowhere more so<br />

than in and around Nottingham.<br />

More than 14,000 nurses, doctors and other<br />

healthcare staff work for <strong>NUH</strong> – and they are<br />

among the most caring and compassionate<br />

individuals you could ever hope to meet.<br />

This is why The Post is very proud to support<br />

a set of annual awards that gives these true<br />

professionals a richly-deserved pat on the back.<br />

As regular readers of The Post will know,<br />

the last 12 months have been particularly<br />

challenging for our local hospitals. But this<br />

shouldn’t colour the fact that the staff who<br />

keep our hospitals running, 24 hours a day,<br />

365 days a year, have – as always – performed<br />

brilliantly.<br />

And they continue to perform brilliantly. Their<br />

skill and hard work is worthy of the highest<br />

praise. We are indeed lucky to have such a<br />

dedicated band of healthcare professionals<br />

always on-call to look after us.<br />

These awards showcase the care and<br />

compassion that they show, every day, in our<br />

hospitals and in the community.<br />

It’s difficult to read the stories of the award<br />

nominees without feeling an overwhelming<br />

sense of gratitude.<br />

In recent years, I’ve been privileged to help<br />

judge the annual Nottingham Nurse and<br />

Midwife of the Year contest – so I know the<br />

great respect and affection that patients have<br />

for <strong>NUH</strong> staff.<br />

Their attitude is impeccable. Their desire to<br />

make a difference is unrelenting. Patients and<br />

their families are hugely grateful.<br />

So on behalf of those patients and families<br />

– and of everyone who uses our local NHS<br />

services – The Post wants to say thank you to<br />

<strong>NUH</strong> staff.<br />

Thank you for your care. Thank you for your<br />

professionalism. Thank you for being there<br />

when we need you.<br />

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Cancer and Associated Specialties<br />

Chemotherapy Day Case Staff<br />

City Hospital<br />

Specialist Receiving Unit (SRU)<br />

City Hospital<br />

Urology Specialist Team<br />

leading the Black & Ethnic Minority<br />

Community Urology Clinic<br />

City Hospital<br />

The team who run the<br />

Chemotherapy Day Case Service<br />

recently started using a new system called an<br />

electronic Holistic Needs Assessment – which is<br />

making a big difference to patients.<br />

“Information on the unit is now tailored to<br />

what patients need – rather than what we<br />

assumed they wanted,” said Diane Ryan, <strong>NUH</strong>’s<br />

Lead Chemotherapy Nurse.<br />

SRU is an emergency admissions<br />

unit that accepts patients from a<br />

range of specialties – and it was a patient who<br />

felt the unit deserved special recognition.<br />

“I received excellent care from start to finish,”<br />

said Kathryn Houghton of Newark, who<br />

was admitted to SRU whilst undergoing<br />

chemotherapy.<br />

During the last year a team of<br />

<strong>NUH</strong> specialists have set up a<br />

community prostate cancer clinic in St Ann’s<br />

– a project driven by concerns that black and<br />

minority ethnic communities don’t engage with<br />

health services as much as they could.<br />

“The service is still in its infancy but uptake so<br />

far has been very encouraging,” said Maria<br />

Duffin-Mills, Matron for the Cancer and<br />

Associated Specialties Division.<br />

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Clinical Support<br />

Simon Cruickshank<br />

Senior Business Analyst<br />

& Systems Manager<br />

Michelle Emsley<br />

Senior Physiotherapist, QMC<br />

Wendy Monaghan-Smith<br />

Assistant Theatre Practitioner, QMC<br />

Simon’s role at <strong>NUH</strong> involves<br />

using data to find ways to<br />

improve services – and he was nominated for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours for his efforts in developing a<br />

scheduling system that’s increased efficiency of<br />

the Trust’s operating theatres.<br />

“The Trust now has a higher throughput of<br />

patients in theatre without needing to increase<br />

the number of sessions,” said one of the three<br />

people who nominated Simon.<br />

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Michelle works with patients with<br />

spinal injuries on Ward D8 – and<br />

was nominated because she’s always looking<br />

for new ways to improve their care.<br />

“Michelle puts in a lot of time researching<br />

equipment and ideas and applying for funding<br />

to help her patients,” read her nomination.<br />

“For example, she has been successful in<br />

acquiring new self-propelling wheelchairs.”<br />

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Wendy joined <strong>NUH</strong> four years<br />

ago – and has become regarded<br />

as a key member of the team that run QMC’s<br />

Colorectal theatres.<br />

“Wendy always puts herself forward to scrub<br />

for the complex and difficult cases which are<br />

very challenging for even higher graded staff,”<br />

said Kerry Walker, Deputy Team Leader for<br />

Colorectal theatres.<br />

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Family Health<br />

Sarah Aldred<br />

Medical PA, Nottingham<br />

Children’s Hospital<br />

Sarah Bray<br />

Acting Ward Manager, Neonatal<br />

Intensive Care Unit, City Hospital<br />

Debbie Raffle & Loxley Ward<br />

City Hospital<br />

Sarah commands such respect<br />

in her role as a Medical PA that<br />

she received not one but two nominations for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours this year.<br />

Dr Stephanie Smith, Emergency Paediatric<br />

Consultant, Nottingham Children’s Hospital<br />

said: “Sarah will always go that extra mile to<br />

make sure that we are organised – but more<br />

importantly, that our patients are managed<br />

efficiently and effectively.”<br />

Sarah was put forward for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours for numerous<br />

initiatives she’s introduced to reward staff on<br />

the unit.<br />

“These include her development of an ‘X<br />

Factor’ scheme, which is designed to give<br />

staff positive feedback on what others have<br />

witnessed and valued,” read the nomination.<br />

Part of the <strong>NUH</strong> Gynaecology<br />

Service, Loxley Ward was running<br />

over budget and suffering from a range of<br />

staffing challenges.<br />

However, Debbie Raffle took on the role of<br />

Ward Sister in May 2015 – and the ward has<br />

since made huge strides under her leadership.<br />

“She’s an excellent role model and has made<br />

a big impact,” said Benita Brear, Matron for<br />

Gynaecology Services.<br />

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Medicine<br />

Healthcare of Older People<br />

(HCOP) Secretarial Team<br />

QMC<br />

Shereen Proctor<br />

Supportive Care Specialist Nurse,<br />

Respiratory Medicine, City Hospital<br />

Lisa Wells<br />

Deputy Ward Sister, Ward F19, QMC<br />

Though it’s the clinical staff who<br />

deliver the frontline care in HCOP,<br />

the Secretarial team deserve a huge amount<br />

of credit for their efforts in keeping the service<br />

running smoothly.<br />

“The team looks after one of the largest and<br />

busiest departments at <strong>NUH</strong>,” said Dr Aamer<br />

Ali, Head of Service for HCOP. “Together they<br />

keep things going.”<br />

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As part of the Respiratory<br />

Medicine Service, Shereen<br />

provides care to patients who are sadly at<br />

the end of their lives – and several of her<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours nominations this year were actually<br />

submitted by relatives of such patients.<br />

“She always made sure my grandma was<br />

treated with the upmost respect, and we<br />

were so grateful she was around,” said Paige<br />

Stainton of Melton Mowbray.<br />

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Lisa Wells is Deputy Ward Sister<br />

on a ward where care is provided<br />

for older people. She received two nominations<br />

for <strong>NUH</strong>onours.<br />

“Lisa makes patients and their families feel<br />

special, and is the one person who gets<br />

mentioned most in thank you cards, gifts and<br />

phone calls received by the ward,” read one of<br />

the nominations.<br />

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Surgery<br />

Barclay Thoracic Unit<br />

City Hospital<br />

Dr Naseer Haboubi<br />

Neuro-Rehabilitation Consultant,<br />

City Hospital<br />

Rebecca McNaught<br />

Deputy Sister, Head and Neck Unit,<br />

QMC<br />

conditions.<br />

The Barclay Thoracic Unit provides<br />

care for patients with chest<br />

“Team work is outstanding here – nurses,<br />

doctors and admin staff work together to<br />

ensure the experience for patients is of the<br />

highest standard” said their nomination.<br />

As part of <strong>NUH</strong>’s Major Trauma<br />

Service, Dr Haboubi plays a<br />

hugely important role in helping rehabilitate<br />

patients admitted with serious and often lifethreatening<br />

injuries.<br />

“Our main wish is that we can clone him<br />

before he retires, as I believe he’s led to us<br />

becoming one of the best Major Trauma<br />

Services in the country,” said Major Trauma<br />

Case Manager Rohan Revell.<br />

Rebecca was nominated for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours in recognition for her<br />

involvement in setting up a new website for<br />

cancer patients.<br />

“Having cancer can be very isolating for head<br />

and neck patients,” says Rebecca. “So having<br />

access to information online will make a real<br />

difference.”<br />

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Behind the Scenes<br />

Lisa Edwards<br />

PA to Chief Nurse, City Hospital<br />

Terrence Green<br />

Youth Development Worker, QMC<br />

Karen Johns<br />

Housekeeper, Maternity, QMC<br />

Lisa is PA to <strong>NUH</strong>’s Chief Nurse<br />

Mandie Sunderland – though it<br />

was work she did on a secondment that led to<br />

her being nominated for <strong>NUH</strong>onours.<br />

For 14 months, Lisa took on the role of<br />

Education and Training lead – and played a vital<br />

part in helping the Trust recruit over 60 new<br />

staff in the new role of Ward Administrator.<br />

Terrence was nominated for his<br />

work in supporting our younger<br />

patients – including a girl who has developed a<br />

love of writing through his encouragement.<br />

“She has started to get excited about writing,<br />

and more importantly, she feels so proud to<br />

show off a talent she is only just beginning to<br />

discover,” said <strong>NUH</strong> colleague Anisah Hussain,<br />

who nominated Terrence.<br />

Karen has worked on maternity<br />

wards at QMC for 13 years and<br />

during that time she’s become regarded by<br />

colleagues as an indispensable part of the<br />

team.<br />

“Karen is the ‘go to’ lady on wards B26 and<br />

C29,” said B26 Deputy Ward Sister Laura<br />

Bratby, who nominated her for this award.<br />

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Better Futures<br />

Dr Amelia Banks<br />

Consultant Anaesthetist, City Hospital<br />

Stephanie Grayling<br />

Specialist Nurse, QMC<br />

Donna Hilton<br />

Youth Service Manager, QMC<br />

Amelia works as part of the <strong>NUH</strong><br />

Obstetrics team – and was put<br />

forward for <strong>NUH</strong>onours for her commitment<br />

to supporting trainee anaesthetists completing<br />

their training on a less than full-time (LTFT) basis.<br />

“Dr Banks’ commitment to the LTFT trainees is<br />

truly amazing and the level of care she delivers is<br />

truly above and beyond,” her nomination read.<br />

Stephanie works on Ward A23<br />

at QMC, where emergency<br />

gynaecology treatment is provided – and as<br />

part of her role, she provides a lot of support to<br />

student nurses.<br />

Benita Brear, Matron for Gynaecology<br />

Services, said: “Whenever I speak to students<br />

they cannot speak highly enough of their<br />

placement, which is a testament to the hard<br />

work Steph puts in.”<br />

Donna has been part of <strong>NUH</strong>’s<br />

Youth Service since it began<br />

18 years ago – and she was put forward for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours by the mother of a young man<br />

who has regularly accessed the service.<br />

“Donna and her team are always positive and<br />

inclusive,” the nomination read. “They are such<br />

good role models for the young people.”<br />

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Estates and Facilities<br />

Clive Grimshaw<br />

Compliance Engineer<br />

Christine King, Richard Phillips<br />

& Janet Simpson<br />

Domestic staff<br />

Chris Neale<br />

Central Food Production Unit &<br />

Catering Compliance Manager<br />

Clive’s role is all about monitoring<br />

the performance of external<br />

contractors who carry out work across Trust.<br />

Andrew Camina, Compliance and Quality<br />

Assurance Manager said: “Wherever there<br />

are issues, Clive can always be found to be in<br />

the thick of it, trying to ensure a solution is<br />

delivered with the minimal impact on patients.”<br />

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Housekeeper Richard and<br />

Cleaning Services Assistants Janet<br />

and Christine were nominated for going above<br />

and beyond in their roles.<br />

Richard works at Hayward House at City<br />

Hospital, where end-of-life care is provided;<br />

Janet works on Ward E17 at the Nottingham<br />

Children’s Hospital; while Christine works on<br />

Ward C52 at QMC, where care is provided for<br />

older patients.<br />

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Chris plays a vital role in ensuring<br />

the best possible food is provided<br />

at QMC and City Hospital.<br />

“Hospital food has a stigmna attached to<br />

it,” said the person who nominated Chris for<br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours, who asked to remain anonymous.<br />

“But Chris and his team produce good quality,<br />

nutritionally sound food, and are looked upon<br />

within the NHS catering industry as people to<br />

approach for advice.”<br />

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Nottingham Hospitals Charity Champion<br />

Mandy Dann<br />

Bereavement Midwife<br />

Karen Draper and the staff<br />

on Ward B3<br />

QMC<br />

Linden Lodge Team<br />

City Hospital<br />

Through her work at <strong>NUH</strong>,<br />

Mandy provides support to<br />

families who have lost a child – and she does a<br />

huge amount of work to support and fundraise<br />

for the Forever Stars Charity, who raised over<br />

£110K to open a new bereavement suite at<br />

QMC in January <strong>2016</strong>.<br />

Maternity Matron Jules Gudgeon said: “Mandy<br />

is a dedicated and determined individual who<br />

truly deserves recognition.”<br />

B3 at QMC is a short-stay<br />

admissions ward – and Patient<br />

Support Worker Karen and her colleagues on<br />

the ward have raised over £6,000 in the last<br />

few years for Nottingham Hospitals Charity.<br />

Naomi Walters, Senior Community Fundraiser<br />

at the Charity said: “They are a great example<br />

of staff fundraisers, ultimately driven by the<br />

improvements they can create for patients.”<br />

Linden Lodge is a neurological<br />

rehabilitation facility at City<br />

Hospital – and in recent years their efforts to<br />

raise money for Nottingham Hospitals Charity<br />

have included everything from organising a<br />

pamper day to entering a team of 17 into a<br />

Dragon Boat race!<br />

“They’ve set a brilliant example to other staff<br />

fundraisers” their nomination read.<br />

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Patient Champion of the Year<br />

Stuart Belshaw<br />

Patient and Public Involvement volunteer<br />

John Spencer<br />

Patient and Public Involvement volunteer<br />

Young People 4 Change<br />

QMC<br />

Over the last 13 years Stuart has<br />

given lots of his own time to play<br />

a very active role in many of the Trust’s Patient<br />

and Public Involvement groups.<br />

“Stuart’s values are an example to us all,<br />

and <strong>NUH</strong> is a better place for having him as<br />

a volunteer,” said Julie McCarthy, Training<br />

and Development Manager within the Trust’s<br />

Learning and Organisational Development<br />

department.<br />

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John is a valued member of a<br />

group that provides a voice to our<br />

patients being treated for kidney conditions.<br />

Sarah Brand, Senior Research Nurse with the<br />

Renal and Transplant Unit at City Hospital said:<br />

“John is a true critical friend of the Renal and<br />

Transplant Unit, committed to improvement<br />

but supportive and a champion of the service<br />

which we provide.”<br />

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Facilitated by the <strong>NUH</strong> Youth<br />

Service, Young People 4 Change<br />

is a youth forum that provides a voice for<br />

patients aged from 11 to 19.<br />

Donna Hilton, <strong>NUH</strong> Youth Service Manager,<br />

said: “This group of young people are an<br />

excellent example of what patient and public<br />

involvement is all about. They live with chronic<br />

conditions themselves, but still strive to make<br />

services even better for others.”<br />

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Research Impact of the Year<br />

Clinical Haematology<br />

Research Team<br />

City Hospital<br />

Department for Research and Education<br />

in Emergency and Acute Medicine and<br />

Major Trauma (DREEAM)<br />

QMC<br />

NIHR Hearing BRU and Nottingham<br />

Audiology Services for C2Hear<br />

multimedia online information<br />

Ropewalk House<br />

This team carry out extensive<br />

work looking at disorders of<br />

the blood and bone marrow – and they were<br />

nominated for <strong>NUH</strong>onours by Dr Christopher<br />

Fox, Consultant Haematologist.<br />

“Through dedicated and high quality teamworking<br />

and ‘going the extra mile’, this team<br />

consistently and significantly contributes to<br />

improved patient outcomes,” said Dr Fox.<br />

The work of the DREEAM Team is<br />

all about finding ways to improve<br />

services in the Trust’s Emergency Department.<br />

“The DREEAM team work really hard in<br />

recruiting patients to research trials,” their<br />

nomination for <strong>NUH</strong>onours read. “Their trials<br />

are successful and often Nottingham is one of<br />

the top recruiting sites in multi-site studies.”<br />

The HEAR-IT project is run by<br />

a team of staff from <strong>NUH</strong>’s<br />

Audiology service at Ropewalk House – and<br />

has led to a series of ten videos being produced<br />

aimed at first-time hearing aid users.<br />

Vicenta Rose, Unit Operations Director for<br />

Nottingham’s Hearing Biomedical Research<br />

Unit said: “Benefits have included improved<br />

confidence and reassurance in using hearing<br />

aids and communicating.”<br />

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Team of the Year<br />

Adult Intensive Care Unit<br />

Long-Term Ward Round Team<br />

QMC<br />

Burns Unit<br />

City Hospital<br />

Paediatric Critical Care Team<br />

QMC<br />

This team focus on patients who<br />

have been on the Adult Intensive<br />

Care Unit at QMC for more than two weeks.<br />

The multi-disciplinary team identify any issues<br />

that require more than standard interventions.<br />

One of the team, Speech and Language<br />

Therapist Samantha Littlefair, said: “The team<br />

really captures the essence of the Trust vision of<br />

working together to be the best for patients.”<br />

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The team who run the Burns Unit<br />

at City Hospital have developed a<br />

reputation for going above and beyond.<br />

“As they have a large amount of homeless<br />

patients on the ward, they bought a washing<br />

machine and dryer so all patients have clean<br />

clothes when they are discharged,” said the<br />

person who nominated them for <strong>NUH</strong>onours.<br />

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This team were nominated<br />

for <strong>NUH</strong>onours by Martin and<br />

Lindsey McQueen – who credit the team for<br />

saving the life of their baby son when he was<br />

just two weeks old after he became seriously ill<br />

with suspected meningitis.<br />

Mr McQueen said: “We have no doubt that,<br />

were it not for the relentless and dogged<br />

determination of the team, our son would not<br />

have survived the night.”<br />

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Volunteer of the Year<br />

The Infant Feeding Café<br />

volunteers<br />

Macmillan Cancer Information<br />

and Support Centre volunteers<br />

City Hospital<br />

Tram volunteers<br />

QMC<br />

<strong>NUH</strong> runs infant feeding cafés at<br />

City Hospital and QMC – and the<br />

success of these is down in no small part to a<br />

team of volunteers who help run the sessions.<br />

Helen Giddins, one of <strong>NUH</strong>’s Infant Feeding<br />

Leads, said: “All of the volunteers are dedicated<br />

and compassionate women, who make such a<br />

difference to the mums and babies who attend<br />

the cafes.”<br />

The Macmillan Centre at City<br />

Hospital is a valuable resource<br />

for anyone affected by cancer in Nottingham<br />

– although much of the service wouldn’t be<br />

possible without the centre’s three dedicated<br />

volunteers: Phil, Jordan and Diana.<br />

Alison Hall, Macmillan Cancer Information<br />

Specialist said: “They provide comfort to<br />

everyone who walks through our doors. Their<br />

compassion humbles me every day.”<br />

Summer 2015 saw QMC get<br />

its own direct tram link – and<br />

since then, a team of volunteers have done an<br />

amazing job helping people find their way from<br />

the platform into hospital.<br />

“Just 13 volunteers – but 2,288 hours worked<br />

between them to help our patients, visitors and<br />

staff,” said the person who nominated them<br />

for <strong>NUH</strong>onours. “They deserve this recognition<br />

for the tremendous work they do.”<br />

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Outstanding Contribution to Patient Care<br />

While most of the categories in <strong>NUH</strong>onours<br />

are well established, this year it was decided<br />

to mark ten years since <strong>NUH</strong> was founded by<br />

introducing a brand new category for one year<br />

and one year only.<br />

The Outstanding Contribution to Patient<br />

Care Award aims to celebrate an exceptional<br />

contribution to patient care over the last<br />

decade. The winner was chosen by the <strong>NUH</strong><br />

Chief Executive Peter Homa – and will be<br />

announced this evening.<br />

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Sponsors <strong>2016</strong><br />

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a big ‘Thank You’ to all our sponsors<br />

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Sponsors <strong>2016</strong><br />

<strong>NUH</strong>onours Awards <strong>2016</strong> <strong>Shortlist</strong><br />

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