There was a difficult night shift, which required police intervention, which John was the nurse in charge. He kept all staff and service users safe in a frightening situation, keeping his calm throughout. He is a great leader, empathetic and caring nurse. He did a great job and deserves the recognition for managing such a difficult situation.
Before We had a appointed Night Senior , Taiwo was the only night meds giver . Taiwo would gladly help out with meds when needed . Taiwo goes the extra mile to make sure all night jobs are checked and done when a Senior is not in . Taiwo is always happy when arriving on shift and goes the extra mile for Outwood , You are appreciated Taiwo !!
With the re-tooling of her ward, Zoe went above and beyond to ensure safe and supportive transfer for patients to new services. She worked exceptionally hard throughout this process and deserves recognition and thanks for all she managed. The ward re-opened quickly and Zoe was central in assessments and admissions. My huge thanks Zoe.
It has been a challenging few weeks at Clifton, and Jerome has been at the forefront of managing this. He has remained a strong leader, and supported his team through challenges. He has demonstrated resilience throughout, whilst also supporting those around him. He is a key member of the team at Clifton, and valued as such.
Sharon recently took a service away for a week on holiday, Sharon went above and beyond to ensure this holiday was person centred every day. Sharon last minute planned a full pamper evening for one of the evenings in after a long day out, face masks, sweet treats and something that the service user really enjoyed 🙂
Alice led on the very challenging job of organising a memorial service for an individual at Bierley who had sadly past away. She created a memorable day for everyone to help celebrate his life, and due to all the planning and finishing touches it meant his presence was very much felt by everyone there.
Goodness has worked on a specialist ward with this patient and he has manged to get everyone to change the way they communicate with this particular patient. They communicated with more empathy and compassion and for the first time this patient has recorded nine days free of incidents since being admitted last Christmas. MDT are overwhelmed.
Paul is our chef, our maintenance operative at Willow House has been off-sick and Paul has been a great support to the service, it’s not enough to just select one character in this case as he has been flexible beyond his role as a chef and hard working. He has supported the service with mowing the garden, helping with minor repairs, he’s been great
We had all gone on a day trip to flamingo Land, The trip was planned very well and a lot of hard work had gone into it, Shacaine had made sure everyone was teamed up well, fitting their levels of support; she also ensured everyone had fun, she had made these lovely personalised lunch bags which put a smile on everyone’s face. Went the extra mile!
Since a recent passing in our team Emma has designed and implemented a co-production project with our service users to refurbish our horticultural garden into a memory garden. This is a place of peace and tranquillity were staff and service users can go to remember their loved ones.
Henk is always willing to take on additional work for the psychology teams in both in the North and South regions and he is always willing to do more than just his very busy position at Brunel. He recently had a article published in the Independent on anxiety and panic attacks, and this is an example of Henk’s extremely high work ethic.
For the past few months Chariya has been our only chef she has gone above and beyond working extra to make sure the residents and staff have meals. She makes different meals if residents don’t want what is on the menu that day and tries to accommodate everyone. Chariya does all of this with a smile on her face and is appreciated by all of Gledholt
