WINNER:

GM Active CIC and GM Cancer Alliance

Greater Manchester Prehab4Cancer and Recovery Programme 

Prehab4Cancer is the first UK ICS-delivered prehabilitation and recovery programme for cancer patients and is a partnership between GM Cancer alliance and GM Active. The programme facilitates cancer patients to engage in exercise, nutrition, and wellbeing assessments and interventions prior to, during and after treatment. Since inception in 2019, P4C has supported more than 2,000 people in preparing for the physiological challenges of cancer treatments. P4C has shown improvements in physiological function, nutritional status and mental wellbeing, resulting in shortened recovery time, reduced perioperative complications and better survival. Patients are empowered to take an active role in their cancer care. The judges remarked that the work to address health inequalities was inspiring and the depth and breadth of ambition was clear. They were particularly impressed by the scale of partnership working, high-value outcomes and the manner in which they empower patients with tailored solutions.

Highly commended: AstraZeneca, Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network and Hull University Teaching Hospitals Trust - Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Asthma Inhalers

Finalists

  • Bond Solon, Capita and NHS England - Ensuring Safeguarding is Core Business Throughout the NHS
  • Faculty and NHS England - Applying AI to Create a Covid Early Warning System to Predict Demand for Services in a Pandemic
  • Genmed and South West London Elective Orthopaedic Centre - A Partnership Delivering Additional Capacity, Technology and Value Through Surgery Managed Services
  • Induction Healthcare and Moorfields Eye Hospital FT - Virtual A&E
  • Kaleidoscope Health and Care, Edge Health and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough STP - Establishing Digital Diabetes Care Services in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
  • Kyowa Kirin - Addressing Alcohol Misuse through Education and Partnership
  • L&R Medical and South West Yorkshire Partnership FT - Reducing the Burden of Wounds Through Workforce Optimisation
  • Medefer & Isle of Wight Trust - Clinically Assessing and Mitigating Risk for Outpatient Backlogs - A Proactive Covid Recovery Initiative
  • Oviva and Barking and Dagenham ICB - Reducing Variation of Care and Outcomes, Particularly as it Relates to Socioeconomic, Cultural or Racial Determinants
  • Patchwork Health and St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals Trust - Establishing the North West Collaborative Bank, the largest in the UK
  • Proud2bOps and NHS Operational Leaders - Energising, Connecting, Supporting and Developing Operational Leaders
  • Qbtech and AHSN Network - Focus ADHD
  • Whzan Digital Health and North Central London ICB - Empowering Care Homes with Digital Health Technology

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Winners of HSJ Awards 2022 revealed