Celebrating our colleagues and volunteers

A healthcare assistant who went the extra mile to support a worried surgical patient has received a ROSE Award from Kettering General Hospital.

 Michelle Dorrington, who works on Deene A ward, received the award for the kind and thoughtful way she helped a patient to relax after being in pain and feeling overwhelmed.

A midwife at Kettering General Hospital has received a DAISY Award for the outstanding care she has provided.

Vikki Bishop was nominated by a patient for the way in which she supported her having been designated a high-risk patient due to previous treatment.

A lead nurse and a site manager at Kettering General Hospital have received DAISY Nurse Leader Awards for their outstanding leadership and support for patients and colleagues.

Clinical Duty/Site Manager, Gili Binoy, and Lead Nurse and Anticoagulation, DVT and VTE team leader, Tess Page, were nominated for their awards by grateful colleagues.

A physiotherapist who went out of her way to support, motivate, and encourage a patient, who was scared of falling, has won a Kettering General Hospital ROSE Award.

A midwife and a doctor at Kettering General Hospital have been nominated for two bereavement awards by grateful families.

Carolyn Rowbotham has been shortlisted to the finals of the Bereavement Midwife of the Year Award by the Mariposa Trust - a national charity working with baby loss and bereavement.

And Obstetrics and Gynaecology Consultant Mrs Kirsty Adcock is shortlisted for Obstetrics and Gynaecology Doctor of the Year.