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Annual report 2010/11 - East Cheshire NHS Trust

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STAFF AWARDSCategories and winnersThe trust is extremely proud of its staff and allthe hard work they do everyday. To celebratetheir achievements and say thank you <strong>East</strong><strong>Cheshire</strong> <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Trust</strong> held its third <strong>Annual</strong> StaffAwards on Friday 22 October <strong>2010</strong> atTatton Park, Knutsford, supported by sponsorsHill Dickinson, The Emerson Foundation,Harvest Housing and PriceWaterhouseCoopers.The awards were established to celebrate theexcellent work done by our staff, and are asuperb way of letting individuals and teamsknow that their hard work throughout the yearis very much appreciated.Doctorof the Year:Dr KatinaMarinakiNurse / Midwifeof the Year:Amanda LucusRegisteredProfessionalof the Year:Debra RowarthTeam of the Year:Stroke TeamQuality andDignity Award:Hayley ReadingPatients Choice Award:Cancer Resource TeamPatient andPublicInvolvementAward:Emily BeardThere were over 300 nominations. This year’snominees came from throughout the trust.Whether they are a physiotherapist or a doctor,or working in finance or catering; they all haveone thing in common; they go the extra mile tomake tangible improvements to the servicesthe trust provide and the lives of those whouse the services. Winners were presented witha certificate of achievement and a plaque tocommemorate their success.Managerof the Year:Paul BuckleyEducatorof the Year:Elaine AlstonPatient SafetyAward:Lyn BaileyColleagueof the Year:Rosemary DunnChampionsExtra MileAward:Janet EdwardsAdministratorof the Year:Pam BostockYour VoiceAward:Barry BridgeChairman’sAward:Rick Newcombe4041

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