Team/service awards

There are five categories open to any Trust service or team; clinical or non-clinical.

Excellence in improving health

Improving people’s health and wellbeing is one of our strategic objectives. This award is for a piece of work that can evidence how it has improved the health and wellbeing – or reduced health inequalities – for people who use our services, their carers or people who live in our local area. It could also be for work that has improved the health and wellbeing of our staff. The judges will be looking for how this is more than just normal day-to-day practice and how this work can be sustained.

Winner

Little explorers, Barnsley children’s therapy

Excellence in improving care

Improving the quality and experience of all that we do is one of our strategic objectives. This award will recognise an excellent project or initiative that identified an area where quality and/or experience needed to be improved, set objectives and delivered these. This category includes work undertaken by non-clinical teams that impacts on quality and experience of care. Judges will be looking for clear aims and great outcomes. Judges will also look at how this work can be shared and learning applied elsewhere.

Winner

Seeking safety group

Excellence in improving resources

Improving our use of resources is one of our strategic objectives. This award will go to a team or service who identified a need to improve their use of resources and can describe how they tackled the problem and how the outcome was evaluated. Judges will be looking for evidence of what improvement has taken place – for example, how savings have been made or efficiency improved.

Winner

World class payments, creditor payments

Engagement and involvement excellence

This award is for any service or team who can demonstrate excellence in engagement and involvement (including co-production) with people who use services, carers or staff. Your entry should describe how you created a level relationship with the people you involved and how co-production, engagement and involvement contributed to improved outcomes. The judges will be looking for entries that have clear aims and objectives and can demonstrate how they achieved excellent, measurable outcomes.

Winner

Health cafes for people with a learning disability across the Wakefield district

Partnership working excellence

Presented to a service or team who can evidence excellent partnership working, this award highlights the impact of working with others. It could be that your project or initiative needed internal partnership working or that you teamed up with external organisations or groups to achieve objectives. The judges will be looking for clear measurement of the impact of partnership working and the difference it made.

Winner

Trustwide perinatal mental health team

 

Finalist films

View all our finalists’ films on YouTube.

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