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Brian came in on his rest day at short notice to support a resident on an emergency admission into hospital. The resident was not compliant with medical interventions. Brian was very supportive in encouraging the resident to have the necessary scans and treatment.
Over the past 2 years Ali has battled with Cancer and won. Despite all her worries she is always there for not only me but the whole admin team anytime someone is struggling, be with personal or professional. She has been declared our Office Mum
Rebecca is always engaging with the patients on the ward despite having many tasks to complete. She is always involved in ward activities and making the ward the best place. Rebecca ensures everyone is happy daily 
Billy has shown hard work by responding to various incidents that had happened on the ward at the weekend . He responded to the situation and helped staff in anyway he could. Taking observations, and verbally de-escalating service users.
Kay has experienced her own personal trauma but she continues to come to work to support our ladies. She supports the team picking up additional shifts so we don’t have to rely on agency. She is an absolute credit to the team.
Mike is always my voice of reason in regards to work and home life. He is a confidential space where I am able to vent how I am feeling and receive no judgement. Mike supports me to be the best I can be and leads by example! Thank you Mike
Matt always picks up additional shifts to ensure we dont have to use agency. Hes the one who always volunteers to do the long drives so patients can see their families. He responds every time as patient safety is paramount! Thank you Matt
During the morning of the 17th December 2021, a resident choked on food turning blue and losing consciousness, through Niall’s quick response he managed to dislodge the food and save the residents life.
During the morning of the 17th December 2021, a resident choked on food turning blue and losing consciousness, through Kiero’s quick response he managed to dislodge the food and save the residents life.
During the morning of the 17th December 2021, a resident choked on food turning blue and losing consciousness, through Gavin’s quick response he managed to dislodge the food and save the residents life.
Jules has been getting us all excited for Christmas recently by sharing jokes from the advent calendar and promoting Christmas jumper days and the social care zoom Christmas event. Every email has a brought a smile to my face and demonstrates fun!
Kate is an amazing communicator and I have experienced recently the lengths Kate goes to listen and understand what colleagues are saying to then provide clear, supportive and considered advice. Kate is always accessible to communicate with.
