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The awards invite staff and patients to tell us about members of staff and teams who have gone above and beyond their role to make a difference.
Winners were announced at an awards ceremony at Oxford Town Hall on Wednesday 5 December 2018, supported by the generosity of Oxford Hospitals Charity.
Our annual Staff Recognition Awards celebrate staff, volunteers and fundraisers who have gone the extra mile to make a difference to our patients.
More than 1,000 nominations were received for this year's Staff Recognition Awards - congratulations to everyone who was nominated.
Congratulations to all our finalists – and of course the winners of each award category.
Presented by Trust Chairman, Dame Fiona Caldicott, to the family of OUH nurse Dayle Kinch
Dayle died of cancer earlier this year, but raised an amazing £20,000 with friends and family to benefit other people being treated for cancer in the Brodey Centre at the Horton. And she asked her family to continue fundraising to support infection control nurses working across the Trust.
Video - Thank you, Dayle
Voted for by members of the public and patients and presented by Cecilia Gould, Lead Governor, to the Trust's Estates Department - Estates Department's video
Also congratulations to all staff who have been recognised at Divisional Staff Recognition Awards.