We are delighted to announce that Sarah Atkinson, Learning Disabilities Primary Care Liaison Nurse at the Trust won the Learning Disabilities Nursing Category in the Nursing Times Awards. The prestigious awards celebrate innovations that are improving nurse-led care through the NHS and independent healthcare sector.
We are delighted to announce the Trust has been Highly Commended in this year’s NDL Community Awards within the Caring and Sharing category
Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s Oral Health Promotion Team has been named a Finalist in the Best Community Initiative category of the 2020 Oral Health Awards, for their Brush, Book and Bed Campaign.
The Trust has been shortlised for five Nursing Times awards.
The Trust has been shortlisted in the HSJ Patient Safety Awards for the End of Life Together programme, a joined-up service delivered by an alliance of local hospices, primary care, community care and acute services across Mid-Nottinghamshire.
The Trust's Oral Health Promotion team has been selected as a finalist in the Best Outreach or Charity Initiative category of The Dental Awards 2020.
Julia Skelding, a Clinical Nurse Practitioner with Nottinghamshire Healthcare has been shortlisted in the 2020 Autism Professionals Awards in the Outstanding Healthcare Professional category.
Nottinghamshire Healthcare has been shortlisted in two categories in the HSJ Partnership Awards for its partnership work with Priory Healthcare and Bassetlaw Integrated Care Partnership.
The Trust's Oral Health Promotion team has been selected as a finalist in the Best Community Initiatives category of the national Oral Health Awards 2019.
The way some Nottinghamshire Healthcare Adult Mental Health (AMH) patients are treated, known as a pathway, has been acknowledged as national best practice. It is helping to prevent unnecessary hospital admissions. A clinical pathway is a way of setting out a process of best practice to be followed in the treatment of a patient or client with a particular condition or with particular needs.
