Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance recently presented its inaugural Excellence in Cancer Awards.
The awards were launched in June to celebrate the people working in cancer services in Humber and North Yorkshire for their hard work, innovation and unwavering commitment to deliver the best care for patients possible in the region.
On Thursday, 19th September, the Cancer Alliance revealed the results at its annual conference at Lakeside Conference Centre, York Biotech Campus.
A total of 55 nominations were received in the four award categories: clinical leadership; championing the patient voice; going the extra mile; and quality improvement and innovation.
The list of nominees were whittled down into a shortlist per category, then the highly commended entrants and winners were announced and presented with awards.
Congratulations to all the nominees. Here is the full list of results.
Going the Extra Mile
Highly commended:
Laura Trout
Oncology and Haematology Day Unit, Humber Health and Care Partnership – (to be collected by Samantha Pickering)
Dr Rebecca Hector
Winner:
Sarah York & Sandie Dolben
Quality Improvement and Innovation
Highly Commended:
Auos Al-Dujaily
Amber Gratton
Ruth Gibson
Winner:
Macmillan Workforce Development Clinical Nurse Specialist Programme
Clinical Leadership
Highly Commended: Pam Parker
Winner: Stephanie Hatcliffe
Championing the Patient Voice
Highly Commended: Colm Gough
Winner: Helen Roberts
