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Painful experience of Oxfordshire care home visitors shared by watchdog report
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It’s time to nominate outstanding frontline workers and volunteers for the Oxfordshire Health & Care Awards and show these unsung heroes that their courage has not gone unnoticed. Over the past year, emergency services, medical teams, nursing homes and charity staff across the board have selflessly risked their lives to ensure patients and the most vulnerable in our community receive the best care possible. The awards aim to recognise their indomitable spirit and ongoing commitment to support those affected by the coronavirus crisis. Editor of the Oxford Mail and Oxford Times, Pete Gavan, said: “We are very proud to be launching these awards and hope the community will join us in celebrating the tremendous dedication and courage of healthcare teams, charities and volunteers during this global pandemic. From dauntless frontline doctors to nurses caring for the most vulnerable in their homes to the volunteer vaccinators driving the immunisation programme locally, people
It s time to get nominating for our Health & Social Care Awards
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File image of an elderly person in a care home
By Tracey Rees, chair of Healthwatch Oxfordshire Firstly, I’d like to thank all the carers that took time out of their very busy lives to share their experiences with us about what it is like to provide care and support to someone in their own home. We are currently reading through everything you told us before we publish a detailed report, with recommendations on what needs to change, in the new year.
Healthwatch Oxfordshire chair Tracey Rees. But from what we’ve read so far, we’re struck by the sheer determination shown by carers over the last few months to do their very best for their clients in incredibly difficult circumstances.