Health Education England's Star Awards win for STITCH HIT
The Improving Care in Self-Harm Health Integration Team (also known as STITCH) has scooped the Hearing the Patient Voice award as part of Health Education England’s Star Awards programme in the South West.
The Improving Care in Self-Harm Health Integration Team (also known as STITCH) has scooped the Hearing the Patient Voice award as part of Health Education England’s Star Awards programme in the South West. The Star Awards recognise the very best in education and training across the health and care sector in the south west. They were set up to celebrate individuals and teams providing health and care services for NHS patients and service users.
The winners were announced at an awards ceremony on Tuesday 6 March 2018 at Somerset County Cricket Ground in Taunton.
Salena Williams, STITCH Director said:
“We are so delighted to be honoured with this award. It was so very unexpected when we were against such a
wealth of amazing work going on tn the south west to improve care.”
The shortlist included several other nominations from the Bristol area, including North Bristol Trust, University Hospitals Bristol and Bristol CCG.
All the HEE Star Award winners
