OSCARS 2018
Our Outstanding Service Contribution and Recognition Scheme (OSCARS) is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the outstanding work of teams and individuals in providing high quality mental health, intellectual disability, substance misuse and community health services.
We recieved 171 nominations for the OSCARS in 2018 and the judges had a very difficult job when selecting the shortlist.
The judging took place on 1 December 2017. The winners were annouced on 15 March 2018 at our awards ceremony at the East Midlands Conference Centre.
Special thanks go to all of our sponsors who helped to make the evening possible, and particularly to our headline sponsor Mitie and platinum sponsor Mills and Reeve.
If you would like to see highlights from the evening, head over to our Facebook page or use the hashtag #NottsOSCARS on Twitter.
The OSCARS winners 2018 were:
Unsung Hero Award – Non Clinical
Brenda Hardy, Healthcare Support Worker Domestic Assistant, The Wells Road Centre
Unsung Hero Award – Clinical
Emma Anderson, Community Support Worker, County Dementia Outreach Service, Gedling Community Mental Health Team, Highbury Hospital
Leadership Award
Dr Jo Tedstone, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Lead for Physical Health and Clinical Lead for the Back Pain Unit, King’s Mill Hospital
Innovator of the Year Award
‘The Wathwood Ice Breaker’ – Wathwood Hospital Board Game Team
Team of the Year Award - Non Clinical
Oral Health Promotion Team, Stapleford Care Centre
Team of the Year Award – Clinical
Silver Birch Ward Team, Highbury Hospital
Outstanding Care and Compassion Award
Sue Middleton, Crisis Care Practitioner, Crisis Resolution Home Treatment Team
Volunteer of the Year Award
Eric Wilson, Involvement Volunteer, Trustwide
Lifetime Achievement Award
Bridget Ingamells, Clinical Nurse Specialist - Learning Disability Service, Rampton Hospital
Chair's Honorary Award
Bridget Dixon, Volunteer
For more information about the OSCARS, contact coral.jackson@nottshc.nhs.uk or call 0115 993 4530.