The nominations span a variety of categories, reflecting the commitment, compassion, and expertise of the teams involved in enhancing the health and wellbeing of the communities they serve. This recognition is a testament to the outstanding work happening across the organisation and its partnerships.
Finalists will now proceed to the judging stage, with the winners set to be announced at the awards ceremony on 12 November. The nominated teams and individuals represent a broad spectrum of healthcare contributions.
The finalists include Kristal McDonald for the Support Worker Award, the West of Scotland Innovation Hub Point-of-Care Troponin Team for the Innovation Award, and Carly Rolston for the Allied Health Professional Award. The Rowanbank Clinic Women’s Service has been nominated for the Care for Mental Health Award, while Amma Birth Companions is recognised in the Tackling Health Inequalities Award category.
Further recognition comes to The Paediatric Supportive and Palliative Care Team and The Scottish Newborn Screening Laboratory, both from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, who are shortlisted for the Top Team Award. The organisation expressed immense pride and gratitude for all finalists, acknowledging the daily difference they make.
