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An IBD nurse from NHS Highland has reached this year’s final of the British Journal of Nursing (BJN) Awards.
Highland IBD Nurse reaches BJN Awards Final
The BJN Awards recognise and celebrate the individuals who go above and beyond in delivering care and deserve to be celebrated.
David Armour, lead advanced nurse IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) for NHS Highland has made it to the final along with two others in the same category.
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I am absolutely honoured and delighted to have been nominated for this award. What we do is very much a team effort. This highlights the excellent IBD team that we have here in NHS Highland, and that the work we all do is both appreciated and recognised by our patients.
Winners will be announced at an evening gala dinner and awards ceremony being held in London on Friday 10 March.
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