Dermatology Team of the Year

Do you work in a team that has made an outstanding contribution to the treatment and management of people with skin conditions?

Teamwork plays a critical and growing role in high-quality care for skin conditions.

This award recognises the value of outstanding innovative team achievements that can be multidisciplinary or collaborative team working and which have measurably improved care for people with skin conditions and their families and/or carers.

Entries should demonstrate how the balance of people within the team provided a comprehensive service and how this service was integrated to support patients. There should be evidence of innovative teamwork and how the team made their services available.

Entries could include:

  • Multidisciplinary teams, such as primary and secondary care collaborative working to identify dermatology issues early and avoid long term complications
  • Non-traditional collaborations, e.g. technology, IT and communications
  • Digital and technology initiatives: should be UK or Ireland based (even if they are used globally)
  • Skin cancer teams
  • Inflammatory skin disease teams
  • Teams that are developing innovative and creative ways of improving the services they deliver
  • Service referral teams
  • Clinical commissioning groups
  • GP practice initiatives
  • NHS organisations
  • Community teams
  • Inpatient teams
  • Specialist service teams
  • Patient organisation teams
  • Management teams that have introduced significant advances in clinical practice, dermatology service user support (including links to social care), service quality or efficiency.

Judging Criteria

The judges will be focusing on the following area when scoring your entry. Write your entry accordingly:

Maximum score available

No of words per criteria

Summary: Provide background & brief overview of the work they do together.

5

100

Innovative teamwork: Demonstrate evidence of innovative teamwork. Describe the roles within the team and how the members of the team worked together in order to be successful

15

150

Outcomes: What are the outcomes of the teamwork which will ultimately improve dermatological care

10

150

Effectiveness: How has the team been able to demonstrate effectiveness? What are the improvements in efficiency? What has the ultimate impact been for people with skin conditions.

10

150

User feedback: How did the team gather patient/user views, ie traditional format (feedback forms/emails, via voicemail, via recordings)

10

100

Cost efficiency and economic viability: What has the impact of the team been on optimising cost efficiency and economic viability?

10

150

Sustainability and evidence for sharing practice and dissemination

Describe how the project has been/will be disseminated.

15

150


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  • KEY DATES
  • Open for entry: February 2023
  • Entry Deadline:
    5 May 2023
  • Judging day: 15 June 2023
  • Voting Deadline:
    21 July 2023
  • Awards ceremony: 14 September 2023