Marie Curie People Magazine February 2018

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12 Feature / Awards

Marie Curie People

Celebrating talent

Every day, Marie Curie colleagues and volunteers go the extra mile to help people living with terminal illness make the most of the time they have left. In 2017, two awards events recognised some of their brilliant work.

The Peacock Awards

A highlight of the Marie Curie calendar, the Peacock Awards celebrate the charity’s clinical staff. Last year’s ceremony took place in November and was held at the Foundling Museum in London. The awards, now in their fifth year, are kindly

supported by the Peacock Charitable Trust. “The Peacock family have been supporting Marie Curie for more than 30 years, enabling us to take the time to celebrate our hard- working clinical staff,” said Dee Sissons, Director of Nursing for Marie Curie. With the highest ever number of nominations, the judges reported having a particularly tough time making their decisions. Dee said: “Every year the nominations

grow and the quality makes it really hard for the judges – well done to everyone who was nominated! I’m incredibly proud of all our nurses and the work they do.”

Leadership: Marie Morrissey Marie Morrissey is a Day Hospice Sister based in the Marie Curie Hospice, Belfast. She is also the Clinical Lead for the EMIS (Egton Medical Information Systems) project, which established electronic records of people’s care. Marie worked tirelessly to introduce the system and support colleagues throughout.

Going the Extra Mile:

Karen Playford Karen Playford, Senior Healthcare Assistant from the central region, showed a real commitment to patients and their families, as well as supporting her team, fundraising for Marie Curie and taking every opportunity to develop new skills.

Innovation:

Personal Development Support Programme The team from the Marie Curie Hospice, Cardiff and the Vale created an innovative training and development plan to improve staff engagement. The work has brought colleagues together, developing nursing practice and ensuring people are at the centre of their care.

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