HSJ Efficiency Award winners announced
The winners of the HSJ Efficiency Awards 2012 were revealed on Tuesday.
The HSJ Efficiency Awards, in association with Health Trust Europe, identify and reward the organisations that have delivered tangible improvements in healthcare efficiency and cost savings, whilst maintaining the highest levels of patient care.
Announcing the winners, HSJ editor Alastair McLellan said: “In this room is the best evidence yet that some NHS organisations and their partners are reconfiguring services and systems in a way that delivers more for less.
“The efficiency revolution - and these awards - is also demonstrating how departments and functions too often given insufficient focus have significant contributions to make.”
Altogether 114 NHS organisations and their partners were shortlisted for the awards, with the eventual winners being announced at the awards evening in London on 25 September.
Download a souvenir supplement featuring all the winners and finalists
For more information about the HSJ Efficiency Awards 2012 visit www.hsjefficiency.com
HSJ Efficiency Awards 2012 winners
- Efficiency in Clinical Support Services Bolton Foundation Trust
- Efficiency in Commissioning Support Services Croydon Primary Care Trust
- Efficiency in Information Technology NHS Forth Valley
- Efficiency in Financial Services Winner NHS Dorset
- Efficiency in Procurement Tameside Hospital Foundation Trust
- Efficiency in Training and Development Cheshire and Merseyside Teaching Primary Care Collaborative
- Efficiency in Transportation and Logistics Coperforma (highly commended: South Devon Healthcare Foundation Trust)
- Efficiency in Medicines Management NHS Tees
- Workforce Efficiency Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals Trust
- Efficiency in Estates Management County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust
- Communicating Efficiency Leeds and York Partnership Foundation Trust
- Efficiency in Acute Service Redesign Pan Birmingham Cancer Network and Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals Trust
- Efficiency in Administrative and Clerical Services Blackpool Teaching Hospitals
- Energy Efficiency Royal United Hospital Bath Trust
- Efficiency in Community Service Redesign NHS Sussex
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Jerry Luke | 27-Sep-2012 6:54 pm
Well done to all the winners. I had a very small peripheral part to play in the Sussex project and know how hard the managers worked to get this completed, so i appreciate how much work went in from all the teams.
I must remember to point our local politicians to this next time I hear them bad-mouthing NHS management.
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