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Nurses at King s Lynn s QEH receive national recognition for outstanding care Published: 13:32, 24 December 2020
Two nurses at Lynn s Queen Elizabeth Hospital have received national recognition in the Chief Nursing Officer Awards.
Edmund Tabay, Deputy Chief Nurse, and Karen McGuire, Head of Nursing for Medical Division received the prestigious Silver Chief Nursing Officer Award, recognising the outstanding commitment they have given to their work.
Edmund Tabay, deputy chief nurse at QEH, said: âI am truly humbled to accept this award and a huge thank you to the leadership team for the unconditional support extended to me to achieve this. I would like to acknowledge the passion and commitment of my nursing, midwifery and AHP colleagues that always inspire me to do more. Finally, I would like to share this award with all Filipinos in health and social care recognising their hard work in these unprecedented times.â
HOSPITAL staff have been presented with a ‘Citizens’ Award’ by Barrow Rotary Club. The Rotary Club, which was established in 1932, honoured the team at Furness General Hospital for their efforts during the pandemic. The move was a first in the club’s history. Every year Barrow Rotary Club donates a Christmas tree to the hospital and Optech Fibres Ltd of Barrow donates the lights. Lynne Wyre, Deputy Chief Nurse for UHMBT, was delighted to accept the Citizens’ Award on behalf of all of the staff at the hospital. There is usually an event with local schoolchildren singing Christmas carols next to the Christmas tree, however this will not take place this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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