A nurse from Kettering General Hospital has received a DAISY Award for the outstanding compassionate and sensitive care he provided for a 95-year-old patient.
Ayomide Owolabi, a staff nurse on Naseby B Ward was nominated for his award by the daughter of the elderly man, who has asked to be anonymous.
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Kettering General Hospital has opened a £1.8m new ‘one stop shop’ Urology Centre today (Monday, November 20) to speed-up care and reduce worrying waits for patients.
The aim is to reduce the number of hospital visits that many urology patients experience and enable staff to diagnose potentially life-threatening conditions like cancer as soon as possible.
It will do this by putting specialist staff and testing facilities all under one-roof enabling patients to have a variety of key tests – and see a hospital consultant - all on the same day.
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A man who leads a pioneering team of staff that looks after some of the most vulnerable patients in hospital has been to Buckingham Palace for a celebration hosted by King Charles III.
Read Our Binoy meets King Charles III…
Read Oh baby, our roadshow is back…
Read KGH Lead Chaplain receives Bishop's license…
Read Come and join the Emergency Department pastors!…
