https://www.gosh.nhs.uk/news/share-your-nominations-for-the-gosh-staff-awards-2024/
Share your nominations for the GOSH Staff Awards 2024
2 Jul 2024, 2 p.m.
The GOSH Staff Awards recognise and celebrate our colleagues and teams who have gone above and beyond over the past year. It's your opportunity to nominate a team or individual who has made a positive impact on your time at GOSH.
We're calling current GOSH patients, family members or carers to help us celebrate our hardworking teams. Is this you?
Nominations are now open for the GOSH Staff Awards until 28 July and if you're a current GOSH patient or family member, we need your help.
We hold these awards to recognise and celebrate GOSH staff and volunteers who have gone above and beyond in the past year, achieving remarkable accomplishments for their teams and our patients.
Last year nearly 40 teams and 140 individuals were nominated by their colleauges for an award - that's an incredible 247 nominations from staff across our hospital!
Simply fill out this short form to share your story of a team or individual who has made a positive impact on your time here at our hospital.
Complete the short 2024 Staff Awards nomination form.
Our winners will be announced at a special Staff Awards ceremony this October. Please note, we can only accept nominations from current GOSH patients or family members.
Professor Ajay Vora awarded MBE in King’s New Year’s Honours
Professor Ajay Vora has been awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours List
A special Christmas at home for ‘Queen of Robin Ward’ Isla
Five-year-old Isla is looking forward to spending Christmas at home with her family after being admitted to the Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) Unit (Robin Ward) for over a year and half. This was the longest amount of time a patient has spent on this ward.
NIHR GOSH Clinical Research Facility celebrates patients and their families with a festive celebration
On Wednesday 18 December we celebrated the festive period at the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) GOSH Clinical Research Facility (CRF) on the 8th floor of the Southwood building.
New findings from world’s largest study on children with Long-Covid
A new study led by clinicians and researchers at Great Ormond Street Hospital and University College London Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health has found that 70% of young people in England with Long-Covid recover within two years.