Celebrating achievement
When we launched our first-ever NR Times Awards, we did so with the ambition of shining a light on the inspirational and often life-changing work being done throughout the field of neuro-rehab.
We hoped we would hear from some of those whose dedication, commitment and innovation is helping to changing the future for patients both now and in years to come.
And, truthfully, we have been overwhelmed by the entries we have received. The numbers, and quality of submissions, have been beyond all expectations.
The ambitions we had for the inaugural NR Times Awards have certainly become reality, and thanks to all those who have made that possible.
From our sponsors - particularly headline sponsor Elysium Healthcare - through to those who have made nominations, we are so grateful for your support.
Today, we are delighted to unveil the shortlists in all 12 categories. Eleven will now be judged by our panel of judges and category sponsors, with one - Rehab Leader of the Year - now open to a public vote.
Judging such fantastic shortlists will be a hard task indeed; and while only one can win each category, we look forward to celebrating the achievements of many more, whose contributions are making such a positive difference.
This issue has many other stories of achievement, in a number of ways. We have the fantastic stories of Lawrence and Aidan, both of whom have overcome such adversity and so many challenges to now enjoy life and look to a positive future.
We also have the progress of major names in neuro-rehab, and we are delighted to celebrate their ongoing growth and development.
From Circle Case Management’s sector-leading franchising opportunities, through to Slater and Gordon’s new office opening and the pioneering project into dementia care planning by St Andrew’s, the continuing innovation from those working in this sector is fantastic to see.
We hope you enjoy this issue, and will join us in congratulating everyone who has made the shortlist of the NR Times Awards.
As ever, if we can support your organisation in celebrating your own success, please do get in touch with any of the team. We’re always delighted to hear from you.
NR Times editor, Deborah Johnson