Rowan Hillson Inpatient Safety Award 2023
We are inviting colleagues to submit entries which will be for:
Best innovation to improve patient safety when discharging from hospital
This JBDS – IP project is being led by Dr Umesh Dashora. The submissions will be judged against predetermined criteria, by an independent panel chaired by Rowan Hillson, and the winner will be presented with the prestigious annual Rowan Hillson Inpatient Safety Award at the ABCD Spring meeting 2023. The outcome of this initiative will be published on the ABCD, Diabetes UK and DISN UK Group websites to share excellent practice.
Competitive applications are likely to be those that show hard evidence of benefit, that are translatable to other Trusts, are costed, are relatively simple and sustainable, and which have been commissioned or supported by an Acute Trust. This is currently closed to applications.
2022 The best interventions: Redesigning, rebuilding, and maintaining safe inpatient diabetes care during COVID
Winner: Dr Punith Kempegowda on behalf of the DEKODE team, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Highly Commended: Dr Adrian Li, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
2019 Best Perioperative Pathway for People with Diabetes
Winner: Dr David Burckett-St.Laurent, Consultant anaesthetist, Aneurin Bevin University Health Board
- 2019 Winning Submission
- Supporting materials:
- Pre-operative Assessment Clinic
- Cards and Posters for ward
- Charts for use on wards
- Service Evaluation and Audit
Runner-up: Dr Nicola Leech, The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
2018 Best Inpatient Educational Programme for Health Care Professionals
Winner: Dr Kath Higgins, Consultant in Diabetes Care, Clinical Lead for Inpatient Diabetes Care, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
- 2018 Winning Submission
- 2018 Supporting Document 1
- 2018 Supporting Document 2
- 2018 Supporting Document 3
- 2018 Supporting Document 4
- 2018 Supporting Document 5
- 2018 Supporting Document 6
- 2018 Supporting Document 7
- 2018 Supporting Document 8
2017 Improving Inpatient Diabetes Safety: Best Digital Initiative
Winner: Dr Stuart Ritchie, Consultant Physician, Western General Hospital, NHS Lothian
2016 Best joint pharmacy and diabetes team initiative to improve insulin and prescribing safety in hospital
Winners (2):
Dr Suma Sugunendran, Consultant Endocrinology and Diabetes and colleagues, Royal Derby Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- 2016 Winning Submission Sugunendran
- 2016 Sugunendran Supporting Document 1
- 2016 Sugunendran Supporting Document 2
Sallianne Kavanagh, Health Education Leadership Fellow and colleagues: Safer Diabetes / Lead Clinical Pharmacist-diabetes,Sheffield Teaching Hospital NHS FT
- 2016 Winning Submission Kavanagh
- 2016 Kavanagh Supporting Document 1
- 2016 Kavanagh Supporting Document 2
- 2016 Kavanagh Supporting Document 3
- 2016 Kavanagh Supporting Document 4
2015 Best UK Inpatient Hypoglycaemia Avoidance Initiative
Winner: Dr Gerry Rayman, Dr Rajesh Rajendran, Christopher Kelly, Sarah Barker, Rachael Round, Anne Scott and the DICE Team, The Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust
- 2015 Winning Submission
- 2015 Supporting Document 1
- 2015 Supporting Document 2
- 2015 Supporting Document 3
2014 Best in class’ insulin prescription chart
Winner: Dr Jenny Clayton, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust