WINNER:

LB Tower Hamlets, Tower Hamlets CCG, Barts Health Trust, East London FT, Tower Hamlets GP Care Group, Community Voluntary Sector: Tower Hamlets Together - Born Well, Growing Well Asthma and Wheeze Project

The Asthma and Wheeze Project is overseen by the integrated borough-based partnership “Tower Hamlets Together” and sought to significantly reduce non-elective admissions of children and young people with asthma and wheeze to the Royal London Hospital. As a system the project mapped the primary and secondary drivers for admissions and agreed the need to commission an intervention that provided both a clinical and non-clinical response. From the interventions delivered, which included community and education based consultations as well as professional development, it was able to reduce non-elective admissions against our baseline and improve clinical metrics as well as self-reported well-being.

Read a detailed case study about this project at HSJ Solutions

Highly commended:

  • Hampshire and Isle of Wight STP, Dorset STP, Wessex Clinical Networks, CCGs across Hampshire and Dorset and Wessex Local Medical Committees: Healthier Together programme

Finalists:

  • Alder Hey Children’s Hospital FT: The UK’s 1st Paediatric Physician Associate Programme
  • Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children: MyGOSH Patient Portal
  • Lincolnshire Community Health Services Trust: Lincolnshire Children’s Rapid Response Respiratory Service
  • Newham CCG: North East London Child Sexual Abuse Hub
  • Nottinghamshire Healthcare Trust: Children’s Community Respiratory Physiotherapy Team (including Rapid Response)
  • Southport & Ormskirk Hospitals Trust: Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow - Solution-Focused Approaches Enable Flourishing Lives after Tough Beginnings

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Winners revealed for HSJ Value Awards 2021

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The work of 149 teams and organisations was celebrated at Manchester Central last night at the HSJ Value Awards 2021, a chance to recognise the projects that have driven significant improvements in the health system.