OSCARS 2024/25 gallery
Lifetime Achievement Award - Dr Hani Ghanem
Dr Hani Ghanem said:
I feel very proud, I never expected to win and it means a lot. I love what I do, working with families and making a difference and it's great to be recognised.
I treat patients as one of my family and treat them how I think a member of my family want to be treated.
Unsung Hero Award Non-Clinical - Caroline Guilford - Health and Wellbeing Administrator
Caroline Guilford said:
It means everything to me to win, I am so shocked, I never thought I'd win anything, I am absolutely made up.
I've been in my role three years and I just love it, it is such a joy to come to work, I love my team, they are just so nice and I really feel like I make a difference.
Unsung Hero Award Clinical - Jill Baxter – Family Support Worker
Jill Baxter said:
It's an award that represents how hard the community CAMHS team works, I didn't expect to win and was up against some really wonderful people.
We support the young people and families in the south of the county and the city and it is great to see to see our work recognised.
Leadership Award - Natasha Garraway-Charles - General Manager
Natasha Garraway-Charles said:
I think winning is recognition of the work I have done, and validates the work I do as a leader and it means a lot.
In my mind a great leader is someone who cares about people, we want outcomes but you get those by valuing the people who work alongside you.
Team of the Year Award - Non Clinical - Freedom to Speak Up (FTSU) Champions Team
Simbi Sibanda, Lead Freedom to Speak up Guardian, said:
I am very pleased we have won, it is a testament to how hard we are working as a team, supported by our champions.
We've come a long way, the reason we exist is now well known and embedded across the Trust and we're really grateful the work has been recognised, and shows as a Trust we promote speaking up.
Team of the Year Award - Clinical - Community Stroke Team
Claire Lee, Community Stroke Team Lead said:
We're in shock, it means an awful lot as the team work so hard for each and every single patient and go above and beyond, it's a real achievement to win and get the recognition for our amazing team.
Quality Improvement / Research Excellence Award: SafeNow Project Team
Steve, Spreadborough, Senior Data Scientist said:
It means a lot to win, it has been a collaboration between a lot of different teams, involving a huge amount of work. It's been a privilege to work on an interesting and technical project used by so many clinical staff to make a difference.
Outstanding Care and Compassion - Dr Catherine Andrews - Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr Catherine Andrews said:
It does mean a lot to me, I think I know the family who nominated me and it was really humbling to get to know the patient.
I think the award isn't just for me, it's for the team, they are all compassionate and caring.I feel honoured to work with the people I do, it's a really rewarding job, it means a lot and I love working with the elderly, and there is a lot you can learn from them.
Volunteer of the Year - Youth Impact Board
Sienna Kemp-Adair said:
It feels amazing to win this award. Having that voice directly from young people is so important and it helps to make sure those voices are heard. It's great to have the recognition for this work.
The support we've received from so many different parts of the Trust has been absolutely incredible. None of this would have been possible without them.
Environmental Impact - Carol Nesbitt - Teaching Assistant
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Award - Jade Farrell - Trust Head of Quality Standards
Jade Farrell said:
I would say it means a lot to me, a lot to our patients, this is for everyone really, a lot of work for all these seldom peoples voices who don't get heard. It is fantastic to see the patients feeling empowered to get their voices heard. I go to work to make a difference.
Highly Commended Equality, Diversity and Involvement Award - Tania Stevenson
Tania Stevenson said:
It feels fantastic, fantastic to be nominated, even better to be in the room with all those amazing people. It's great to have the recognition for trans people, to have a voice, showing we are not invisible.
Educator of the Year Award - Suicide Prevention Training Team
Rachel from the Suicide Prevention Team said:
My team have worked extremely hard to deliver suicide awareness and response training to over 2500 staff in just over 2 years. This has been alongside developing and delivering other related training, including the trusts updated clinical risk and safety training which has been rapid and responsive.
I often receive positive feedback about the quality of the training, and also the responsiveness and compassion of the whole team, especially when delivering what can be challenging or distressing subjects for some people.
I am so proud of my team, they are absolutely amazing
Highly Commended Educator of the Year Award - Healthy Families Team Practice Teachers
Elizabeth Henson, interim service manager healthy families team, said:
It feels absolutely amazing to be highly commended, these ladies are the best team I could ever wish to work with and manage, absolutely wonderful. Children are our greatest asset and the team live and breathe that , they do their best for children in Nottinghamshire and go above and beyond.
It's all about children and families, we want every child to reach their full potential, regardless of where they come from. The team make sure our staff have got the skills and resources to do this.
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