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28/11/2025

Our Emergency Department streaming hub has moved to a new location while we build our permanent Emergency Department Entrance and Urgent Treatment Centre due to open in summer 2026.

Please follow the signs to the temporary unit located near to the Nye Bevan unit. You can watch a walkthrough directional video below.

Free drop off parking for Urgent and Emergency Care services are located in the Springfield car park and are available for a 15-minute short stay. Further drop off parking is available at the South Entrance.

Our final award of the night goes to the Pneumonia team. They won in the category of UHN Clinical Stars Team Award.Their...
26/11/2025

Our final award of the night goes to the Pneumonia team. They won in the category of UHN Clinical Stars Team Award.

Their work has led to a two-day reduction in average length of stay, an 18% reduction in readmission rates, and a 20% reduction in mortality compared to the national average. These outcomes are complemented by consistently high patient satisfaction scores, reflecting the team’s dedication to both quality and kindness. They established a pneumonia virtual ward improving continuity of care and supporting earlier, safer discharges

Congratulations to the Pneumonia team

Our penultimate award of the night is the UHN Non-Clinical Stars Team Award sponsored by SmartCo Future Health.This awar...
26/11/2025

Our penultimate award of the night is the UHN Non-Clinical Stars Team Award sponsored by SmartCo Future Health.

This award celebrates teams who lead the way by working collaboratively and has been won by the Electronic Patient Record (EPR) team.

“Over three years, they worked tirelessly from conception of a new EPR to engaging over 150 clinical, operational, and digital colleagues in procurement, through to mobilising 200 colleagues for the successful go-live of Nervecentre.

They showed outstanding collaboration across clinical and non-clinical areas, training staff, resolving issues, and supporting colleagues through change. Their dedication ensured continuity of care and a positive experience for patients and staff alike.

Congratulations to the EPR team on their win

The UHN Shining Star Non-Clinical Individual Award sponsored by the Mercure Hotel has been won by Farhana Ahmedabadi-Pat...
26/11/2025

The UHN Shining Star Non-Clinical Individual Award sponsored by the Mercure Hotel has been won by Farhana Ahmedabadi-Patel.

“Her leadership has transformed equity, diversity, and inclusion at UHN into measurable change. She led the Rethinking Racism Education Programme, embedding inclusion into recruitment, staff networks, professional development, and leadership.

Farhana champions REACH colleagues through career coaching, mentoring, and advocacy, supporting progression and empowerment. Her work has improved belonging and respect scores, increased diversity in recruitment, and boosted engagement in EDI initiatives”

Congratulations to Farhana on being our non-clinical shining star

The UHN Shining Star Clinical Individual Award has been given to Katy McCrossan.The nomination highlighted Katy’s excell...
26/11/2025

The UHN Shining Star Clinical Individual Award has been given to Katy McCrossan.

The nomination highlighted Katy’s excellence saying “Katy has transformed and enabled development in our small specialist cancer nursing team with her warmth, dedication, integrity and skills.

Frequently the first contact for patients, she is often their anchor in moments of fear and uncertainty. Feedback from patients and colleagues is consistently glowing, describing how her calm presence and compassion make them feel safe and respected.
She listens without limit, offering reassurance when patients feel isolated, and gives tireless support to all colleagues”.

Congratulations to our clinical shining star Katy

Our volunteers offer amazing support to our patients and colleagues. The UHN Star Volunteer of the Year Award for 2025 i...
26/11/2025

Our volunteers offer amazing support to our patients and colleagues. The UHN Star Volunteer of the Year Award for 2025 is Joyce Crowther.

Our judges were bowled over by the nomination:

“Joyce is truly one of those exceptional individuals who consistently goes above and beyond to support both patients and staff. She currently volunteers as a Brew Buddy, supports in the Discharge Lounge, ensuring patients feel cared for and reassured during their transition home and in the Emergency Department, where she keeps a watchful eye to make sure patients stay hydrated and comfortable during what can often be a stressful time. Joyce also plays a key role in welcoming and supporting new volunteers.

Congratulations to Joyce

Congratulations to the Bereavement Midwives and Support Workers who have won the UHN Patient Choice Award for NGH.The no...
26/11/2025

Congratulations to the Bereavement Midwives and Support Workers who have won the UHN Patient Choice Award for NGH.

The nomination came from a family who experienced excellent care. They said in their nomination:

“I am nominating this team due to their exceptional care during our stay in hospital, after our daughter was stillborn. We were never pressured to make any immediate decisions, we were given options of care, expert knowledge and respected to make our own decisions about the care we received as a family, while knowing we would be supported fully by this team. During such shock and heartbreak it is impossible to know what you need, but this team helped us to make treasured memories with our daughter before leaving the hospital without her. The team bought us comfort when we needed it most and we felt confident in their advice and guidance on how to navigate the world of baby loss. They are currently supporting us through our rainbow pregnancy which we could not do without their empathy and expertise.

Congratulations to the Bereavement Midwives and Support Workers at NGH

For our next award we turned to our local community for nominations. There are two awards in the UHN Patient Choice Awar...
26/11/2025

For our next award we turned to our local community for nominations. There are two awards in the UHN Patient Choice Award – one for NGH and one for KGH.

The winer if the KGH UHN Patient Choice Award is Raji Rajan Joseph.

This nomination came in from a family member of a young patient. They said “I was in Paediatric ED with my younger son, needing an admission.

We were waiting for a bed and Raji called the bed manager, she acted swiftly and made all the arrangements, coming to me and sat down and said ‘we are here for you’.

She took me to the vending machine for my elder sons crisps but it was broken. She and her colleague later came to Skylark ward with crisps and Maltesers which my son likes. She is such a kind person who has a kind heart and needs the best recognition in the world.

Congratulations to Raji Rajan Joseph

Our first team award is given to the KGH ICU Research Team in the category of UHN Research, Innovation, and Improvement ...
26/11/2025

Our first team award is given to the KGH ICU Research Team in the category of UHN Research, Innovation, and Improvement Award sponsored by Multiverse.

The nomination reads: “The ICU Research team are committed to advancing critical care through active participation and leadership in numerous high-impact clinical trials.

Beyond trial participation, the ICU Research Team fosters a culture of research among staff and patients, ensuring ethical recruitment, patient-centred care, and meticulous data collection. Their work strengthens the bridge between clinical care and research, benefiting current and future ICU patients”.

Congratulations to the ICU Research team at KGH on their win

We’re pleased to announce that Emma Murray is the winner in the category of UHN Compassionate Colleague Award.The judges...
26/11/2025

We’re pleased to announce that Emma Murray is the winner in the category of UHN Compassionate Colleague Award.

The judges were impressed with the nomination.

“Emma is the absolute best team player, she speaks on behalf of the patients to make sure they get the best possible care and will escalate as accordingly. She’s also gone out the way to buy patients items such an inflatable hair wash bowls, she takes the time to untangle matted hair, condition the hair, braid it as well as cutting nails and giving mini spas. She never asks for anything back, just that the patients are well presented and sat out ready for when they have visitors, this should be the goal and standard for everyday care2.

Congratulations to Emma

The winner of the Northamptonshire Health Charity Fundraiser of the Year Award is Ken Westall.The nomination for our ama...
26/11/2025

The winner of the Northamptonshire Health Charity Fundraiser of the Year Award is Ken Westall.

The nomination for our amazing fundraiser reads:
“An outstanding volunteer, dedicating his time, energy, and passion to supporting UHN and the charity. He actively promotes the Charity at events and on various platforms, sharing its mission and inspiring others to get involved. Ken embodies compassion and inclusivity in his volunteer work. His ability to connect with diverse groups and promote the Charity’s mission in an engaging and accessible way reflects his dedication to equality”.

Congratulations to Ken

Frocks are being fluffed, shoes are being shined and ties are being tied – what we’re saying is we’re getting ready to c...
26/11/2025

Frocks are being fluffed, shoes are being shined and ties are being tied – what we’re saying is we’re getting ready to celebrate the best of the best at UHN.

There’s only a few hours to go until our 2025 UHN Excellence Awards sponsored by SmartCo Future Health begins.

This wouldn’t be possible without the help of our sponsors. First of all, huge thanks to our headline sponsor SmartCo Future Health.

Plus, our other sponsors Multiverse, Mercure Hotel Northampton and the Northamptonshire Health Charity.

We look to forward to celebrating with our colleagues are sharing the amazing stories behind their nominations with you.

Congratulations to our nominees and winners. 🎉

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