Excelling

Congratulations to our outstanding teams who have been accredited by the Trust as Excelling since the refreshed accreditation process to enhance the established QRV framework commenced 1 July 2024. This is a great achievement in challenging times so a huge congratulations on your award from your proud colleagues at Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust.

Teams accredited as Excelling will be presented their certificate by an Executive Board representative.

Team members will also be able to access an image to add to their email signature to notify colleagues of their great achievement.

Accreditation status lasts until date of next QRV.

The team were presented with their Excelling certificate by Lee Taylor in November 2024, and enjoyed a celebratory buffet lunch with their Mental Health Care Division colleagues. Team leader, Kerry Adamson, said "As a team we are very proud to have been presented with this award and thank Mersey Care for their commitment to supporting aspiring teams. We are dedicated and committed to provide excellent care to the older adult population in North Sefton and those living with dementia to ensure they are listened to and given a voice at what can be a very difficult time. Each and every member of the team do an amazing job. They are compassionate, caring and go above and beyond every day to ensure our service users and carers journey whilst under our care is the best it can be."

The team were presented with their Excelling certificate by Lee Taylor in October 2024, and enjoyed a celebratory buffet lunch with their Community Care Division colleagues. Team leader, Charlene Kehoe, said "We would like to thank Mersey Care for the special recognition. This will be an award we will share with pride. Within School Health we are in a privileged position to work closely with the children, young people and the families of our communities, and this includes some of the most vulnerable families. The team go above and beyond each day to ensure every child receives the best possible opportunity to thrive in life. It only takes one person to make a positive impact to a child or young person’s life- and that could be a School Nurse. Team work, dedication, fostering a positive work environment, motivation, a listening ear, and boosting morale makes us the team we are today."