Entries open for 2023 Hepatology Nurse of the Year

November 7, 2022

The British Liver Trust is supporting the British Journal of Nursing ‘Hepatology/Liver Nurse’ award. We will be working with the British Liver Nurses Association to judge the entries and present the winners at the award ceremony in March 2023.

Hepatology and liver nurses play a key role in caring for very unwell patients with a range of life-altering conditions and diseases. This award is open to an individual or team who have made a significant impact on patients in their care. The awards celebrate and reward excellence in clinical nursing.

Who we’re looking for

Do you know a nurse who has made a significant impact to hepatology/ liver nursing? Are you a nurse who has particularly benefitted liver patients? Perhaps you’re a nurse (or you know a nurse) who has introduced or developed an innovative or creative idea. Or perhaps you’re someone who has gone beyond the call of duty and done more than you’re required to?

If so, please visit the BJN Awards 2023   to find out more and submit an entry.

Find out more about how we support healthcare professionals.

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