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Beaumont RCSI Cancer Centre PsychOncology Team Was Recognized with HSE Excellence24 Award

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Dec 1, 2024, 14:23

Beaumont RCSI Cancer Centre PsychOncology Team Was Recognized with HSE Excellence24 Award

Jarushka Naidoo, Professor at The Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, shared on X:

“Very proud of Beaumont RCSI Cancer Centre PsychOncology team on their HSE Excellence24 Award.

This team was the first established countrywide, and forms the blueprint for national psychology services in cancer.

Well done Vicky Lunt, Jennifer Fennell and all.”

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The Health Service Excellence Awards provide a valuable platform to highlight and celebrate the outstanding contributions made by teams across the health service.

These awards recognize projects that make a tangible, lasting impact on health and social services, whether by improving patient access, delivering higher-quality care, or fostering pride among staff.

The initiative encourages shared learning by showcasing award-winning success stories that can inspire other teams.

Open to all staff in the public health system—both HSE and non-HSE—these awards encompass a wide range of services, from clinical and primary care to support functions like catering, security, and clerical management.

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The Beaumont RCSI Cancer Centre is a leading center for cancer care, research, and education in Ireland, formed through a collaboration between Beaumont Hospital, the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI), and St. Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network.

Its mission is to deliver high-quality, personalized, and equitable care to cancer patients across North Dublin, the North East of Ireland, and nationally.

The Centre is dedicated to advancing cancer treatment through innovative therapies, including biomarker-based clinical trials, supported by cutting-edge preclinical and translational research. In addition to providing exceptional clinical care, the Centre is committed to enhancing cancer education for patients, families, and healthcare professionals.

On an international scale, the Centre seeks to collaborate with leading cancer centres across Europe to continually improve services and research, ensuring it remains at the forefront of cancer treatment and care, and offers a dynamic environment where education and research can thrive.

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