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The shortlisted entries for the 2020 HSJ awards have been announced and include four entries from South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw.

The awards which are celebrating their 40th anniversary continue to be the most coveted accolade in UK healthcare, and the largest annual benchmarking and recognition programme for the health sector.

Professor Des Breen, Medical Director for the South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Integrated Care Partnership, said: “It is brilliant to see the fantastic variety of projects and services from our partners getting recognised at this year’s HSJ Awards.

“The awards are a great way to recognise and celebrate the ongoing hard work of healthcare services in our region in what has been a particularly tough year for the sector. This year’s entries particularly highlight the achievements that are possible through collaborative working and partnerships on a local level”.

The judging panel for the awards is made up of a diverse range of highly influential and respected figures in the healthcare community across the country.

Winners will be selected ahead of the ceremony, which will take place virtually in March 2021.

You can view the full list of finalists here, and learn about each entry from South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw below.



NHS Workplace Race Equality Award:

Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (RDaSH)

The initiative titled: ‘Developing, Promoting and Implementing Equality Diversity and Inclusion ‘The RDaSH Way’ has been shortlisted for the Race Equality Award.

System Leadership Initiative of the Year: 

Sheffield CCG, Primary Care Sheffield, Sheffield Children's FT, Sheffield City Council, and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals FT

This Sheffield partnership has been shortlisted for the 'Sheffield Health and Care Covid-19 Testing Service' 

System Leadership Initiative of the Year:  


Sheffield CCG, Sheffield Health and Social Care FT, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals FT, Sheffield Childrens FT, Sheffield Mind, Sheffield Flourish, Mental Health VCSE, Saffron, Share Psychotherapy, SEYDA, Sheffield Public Health and Sheffield University

This Sheffield partnership has been shortlisted for the Sheffield Psychology Board: 'The Art of the Possible'.

PCN, GP or Community Provider of the Year:

Peak Edge Primary Care Network, King Egbert School, Meadowhead School, Door 43, Chillipep, Sheffield Futures and Sheffield CCG

This Sheffield partnership has been shortlisted for the 'Peak Edge Neighbourhood School Transformation Project'.