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MONICA GREEN
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Monica Green was appointed as Director of Human Resources in June 2002. Prior to this Monica worked, from 1997, as HR Director for Eastbourne Hospitals NHS Trust. Monica has worked within the NHS since 1987 in a wide variety of Human Resources roles, both within the acute hospital sector and at a Regional Health Authority level.
EDGH Director of Human Resources - Monica Green
Monica has both an Honours degree in Sociology and a Master degree in Business Administration as well as professional qualifications. Prior to working for the Health Service Monica worked in the private sector.
Monica works closely with Paula Robinson, Nurse Consultant in the Occupational Health department. Paula recently took over the management of the Occupational Health services for the Trust (1st April 2007) for the DGH, Hellingly and Hastings sites, and we understand is in the process of re-organising the services to streamline the administration and clinical services. The department has ordered a new database system which they hope will be fully operational by September 2007 - this could well result in yet further reduction of the administration staffing and adding even more pressure for the remaining staff.
EASTBOURNE HOSPITALS TRUST
Occupational Health and Health and Safety Working Group
The Occupational Health and Health and Safety Working Group works with our Healthy Workplaces team to identify new work streams and issues which apply to the occupational health and health and safety remit in the NHS. The group meets formally twice per year and the majority of communications in between are via e-mail. Members are:
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Trust News Archive - 2005 -5th July 2005
Winners of the 2005 Trust Awards Announced
The winners of the third East Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust Awards were announced at the Trust’s Annual Awards Ceremony held at the Congress Theatre, Eastbourne on 5th July 2005.
The special day also marked the 57th anniversary of the introduction of the NHS.
The NHS now employs around 1.3 million people in England, taking care of patients, clients and their families and carers in hospitals and out in the community.
Over 350 people, including local civic dignitaries, attended the event which was presided over by Trust chairman John Lewis.
John Lewis, Chairman said, “The Trust employs around over 5,200 people all of whom are equally important to the final outcome. Of that large group, the Award Ceremony acknowledges a few, who have given that little something extra which, is much admired by patients and their relatives or by their colleagues. On NHS Day (5th July), the 57th birthday of the NHS, may I take this opportunity to publicly offer my very sincere thanks to all staff for their loyalty, commitment, dedication and ability to cope with all extremes.”
As Steve Barnett, Director of NHS Employers, explains, "Tuesday 5th July is, more than anything, a celebration of one of the most varied and multi-talented teams of people in the world."
While a healthy NHS relies on many factors, the greatest benefit to patient care comes from those who work within the NHS - doctors, nurses, midwives, the healthcare scientists and therapists, those who look after the maintenance of the buildings, the administrative staff, those involved in research, and the people who are involved in the technology are essential to the running of such an organisation.
So Tuesday 5th July is a great opportunity for everyone to thank all the 1.3 million people who work within the NHS – and all those staff in Eastbourne and Hastings who continue to dedicate themselves to improving patient care.
Improving Working Lives Award
Is to the individual or team that has pioneered innovative developments, which have changed working practices, bringing about sustainable change for staff. The winners are the nurseries on both Hastings and Eastbourne sites - Health Tots Nursery and Rainbow Nursery respectively.
Monica Green presents the award
A nominator said, “Without them many of us would not be able to come to work. They are hardworking, supportive and always flexible. I am happy to come to work safe in the knowledge that my children are being cared for by caring and dedicated people, which in turn means I am happier and can offer a better service to service users. They really are the forgotten few!”
21st April 2004
"Back to the Floor" for Hospital Directors
Trust Directors went "Back to the Floor" to spend time in different areas of the Trust with front line staff seeing at first hand the issues they deal with on a daily basis.
Monica Green, Director of Human Resources, said, "Visiting different departments and spending time with staff is an enlightening experience; you can see the commitment and dedication of staff to provide a good quality service to our patients as well as seeing what really goes on."
Monica Green at the switchboard
"For the Directors to go ‘back to the floor’ is a valuable opportunity to see at first hand what goes on. We are able to see where our service fails to respond fully to the needs of the patient; the system creates unnecessary delays in the patient’s journey, and can very quickly facilitate the immediate implementation of all those brilliant ideas that staff have, but haven't felt able to put into practice".
Irene Dibben in the DGH kitchen
During the two week period Chief Executive, Annette Sergeant spent time with the bed management teams. Trust Chairman, John Lewis spent time in the out patient department at Bexhill Hospital. Director of Human Resources, Monica Green spent time working on the hospital switchboard and with staff in endoscopy while Chief Nurse, Cathy Stone worked with the porters and physiotherapists. Non Executive Director Irene Dibben worked for a morning in the DGH kitchens.
Staff have welcomed the opportunity to share their views and ideas with Directors and follows on from the success of a similar exercise last year.
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