The West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership recently won the ‘Internal communications and staff engagement award’ at the NHS Communicate Awards for its staff ‘Check-In’ campaign.
Launched earlier this year, the ‘Check-In’ campaign encourages healthcare workers across the area and beyond to be more direct in talking to colleagues about mental health and suicide.
This award recognises the successful and sustained use of internal communications to engage staff, drive organisational change, or change an organisation’s culture.
The NHS Communicate Awards are delivered by NHS Confederation and NHS Providers in association with the Centre of Health Communications Research.
Read more about the staff Check-In campaign in Karen Coleman’s blog.