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Celebrating International Nurses Day

13 May, 2010

Every year International Nurses Day is celebrated on 12 May to remember the work of Florence Nightingale. At CUH, we celebrated the work of our own nurses with a fun-packed event.. As well as displays, activities, nursing archives and a bed-making competition, a special award ceremony was also introduced by Dr Karen Castille OBE, Chief Nurse and Operating Officer, and Dr Mary Archer, Chairman. The awards were based on patient experience data and the Nursing Quality Matrix over the past year.

 

Karen Morfill and Ingrid Jackson receiving the award for NCCU from Karen Castille (centre)

Karen Morfill and Ingrid Jackson receiving the award for NCCU from Karen Castille (centre)

 

1. Award for the most improved ward

Bernadette collecting the award for C5

Bernadette
collecting the
award for C5

Winner: Ward C5

 

Bernadette Caysido, Staff Nurse on C5, said, "Thank you so much for recognising the hard work that we do on ward C5. Winning this award will be great motivation for the whole team."

 

 

2. Award for consistently best ward

Winner: Neurosciences Critical Care Unit (NCCU)

 

Karen Morfill, SCN, and Ingrid Jackson, Ward Manager, were delighted to collect this award on behalf of their team.

 

 

3. Sister Winnie Matchett St Valentine's Day Award for best student

Laura with her award and certificate

Laura with her
award and certificate

Winner: Laura Wilton-Cox

 

This award recognises high academic and clinical performance. Laura was shocked to have won this award but extremely thankful. She won because of her dedication, desire and positive attitude towards leadership and developing the skills which has helped her to become a more skilled leader. Laura was a member of the Leading by the Bedside Learning Group and successfully completed the 7-day challenges set by this learning programme. She is now working on the L5 vascular ward.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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