24th May 2024
It's All About People Awards 2024 - Shortlisting
Colleagues from across health, care, and the VCFSE (Voluntary, Community, Faith and Social Enterprise) sectors came together to judge the 2024 It's All About People Awards.
Over 50 nominations had been made so the gruelling task of getting it down to four winners was never going to be easy.
Kirsteen Redmile, Lead Change Manager for Personalisation: "In our eyes, every nominee deserves a prize! It was really hard to pick one over another but it was lovely to be able to see the amazing pieces of work that are going on across the county. It was equally good to see colleagues recognising each other by putting people forward for the awards. We are all thankful to those that took the time."
The 2024 awards are being presented at the It's All About People Conference 2024 in July. The theme of this year's conference is Our Shared Agreement and the development of a better relationship between healthcare and the people of Lincolnshire. It was therefore key that all of the award winners demonstrated at least one of the Our Shared Agreement Five Foundations.
The panel agreed that only what was written on the nomination form could be used in the judging process.
See below to read some of the comments and nomination reasons we received.
We now go into hiding and will keep the outcome a secret until the 3 July. Who knows... it could be you!
See our previous It's All About People award winners
A small selection of nomination comments from this year's applications:
- "She is prepared to do things differently by using co-production approaches in addressing a health inequality."
- "The team has created an environment where all patients and their families are at the centre of all decision-making."
- "...The service has given people hope, guidance, and advice to be able to access the support that enables them to live the life that's important to them..."
- "...This team is supportive, looking out for one another and supporting each other... "
- "X has been making good progress in improving the services for mental health patients in our local community and making the most of local resources."
