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        Recognition for Good Hope Hospital colorectal nurse

        Published on 15/05/2025

        Fiona Hayes, Colorectal Nurse Associate
        Fiona Hayes, Colorectal Nurse Associate

        A dedicated nurse from Good Hope Hospital is celebrating after winning bronze at the prestigious British Journal of Nursing (BJN) Awards.  

        Fiona Hayes, a colorectal nurse associate, was nominated for the Stoma Nurse of the Year award and took home third place at a ceremony at BMA House in London on Friday 21 March 2025. 

        The BJN Awards celebrate excellence in nursing research and practice, recognising outstanding achievements and contributions within the nursing community. Nurses from across the country were honoured for their commitment, compassion, and innovation in healthcare. 

        Fiona, who has been a vital part of the colorectal team, expressed her gratitude and pride in the recognition. She said: “I am truly honoured to have been nominated for such a prestigious award, and I’m thrilled to have secured third place. 

        "This recognition means so much to me, not just as an individual but for the entire team I work with. It’s a reflection of the hard work and dedication of everyone at Good Hope Hospital who helps make a difference in the lives of our patients every day.” 

        The Stoma Nurse of the Year award is given to those who demonstrate exceptional skill and commitment in caring for patients with stoma care needs, providing support and expertise throughout their journey. 

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