Lizzie is a shining example of how to build trusting therapeutic relationships with patients & stakeholders. At difficult times Lizzie is dependable & inspires others to work collaboratively & shares experiences of the best ways to engage with patients. Lizzie is a much loved staff member & regularly praised by the team, patients, and externals.
Stewart is resilient extremely hard working and dedicated to his job. He goes above and beyond in all aspects of his job and the service users received the best care. Stewart is very well respected by all staff especially myself and the service users love his cheery way. Nothing is too much trouble for Stewart and he is always full of new ideas.
I’d like to nominate Jeff as he has demonstrated significant growth and development in the past few months. Jeff left his role to support another ward. Jeff then stepped up to clinical services manager and covered for Hospital Director whilst she was on holiday. During those two weeks he was faced with multiple challenges.
Sheena’s transformation from an anxious nurse to a confident staff nurse is impressive. Her in-depth, person-centred care plans and ability to lead her team demonstrate her professionalism and commitment to quality. Sheena’s journey is a shining example of the power of professional growth and development.
I bumped into Gavin and a resident in the community. I witnessed Gavin supporting this resident to make his own choices with his purchases and promoted this resident to pay independently when at the counter.
I spoke to the resident. he was excited as they were both camping out in the back garden that night. Gavin goes over and above his role.
Carla is a passionate, compassionate, caring and dedicated Mental health Support worker working with very complex and highly distressed young people within the GAU ward. She is highly regarded by the YP that have benefited from her support. I have seen Carla in action last week after a YP had had a difficult time, Carla stayed past her shift to hel
Naomi came and supported our ward during a difficult time. She was efficient and did her upmost to de-escalate situations, listen to service user’s problems and mediate with them to help keep the ward as safe as possible. Naomi assisted staff with completing the required IMS’s and offered further guidance. Her time and help was much appreciated.
Diane is the hardest working member of our team. She put’s all of herself into everything she does – whether she’s interacting with patients or staff. Diane takes the time to genuinely get to know every individual and empathises with patients, helping them to positively progress in a way no one else can. We are immensely lucky to have her.
Leanne has demonstrated hard work, empathy and support to others, positivity, passion and fun. In this, she has demonstrated considerable growth; she has continued to manage her large and varied workload, push herself out of her comfort zone, learn and develop her skills, whilst also managing training to become a forensic psychologist. Well Done!
I’m not on Hannah’s team directly I do see the magic which she works, she springs into action at start of shift and never stops. she is helping people, flexible and encourages staff to go out and have fun with our residents. she bring a sense of calm and unity to the home and this is due to her hard working but fun and jolly attitude.
Ummarah dispenses positivity in large doses to her patients daily. She gives them hope and a view of a better future, beyond a secure ward. She is very patient-orientated and encourages them to build more fulfilling lives. One patient is so proud to have his wish of visiting Houses of Parliament granted he has bought a new suit for the occasion.
Ihsan has really developed his skills in the kitchen when preparing food for the individuals in our care. Ihsan has lacked confidence in the kitchen but he has grown. I am so proud of him. Well done.
