St. Francis Medical Center Transition to Capital Health

For more information on St. Francis Medical Center’s transition of services to Capital Health, click here.

Team Nomination Form

The DAISY Team Award is designed to honor collaboration by two or more people, led by a nurse, who identify and meet patient and/or family needs by going above and beyond the traditional role of nursing.

Nomination criteria:

  • Teams must be led by a nurse or a group of nurses.
  • Teams must be comprised of two or more individuals (not necessarily all nurses).
  • Team members exemplify Capital Health’s values and embody the mission.
  • Team members are role models of collaboration and teamwork that make a difference in the lives of patients, family, employees, and/or the community.
  • The Team’s project is described in detail, including outcomes.

 

Examples of extraordinary collaborations that may be honored with the DAISY Team Award include:

  • A “Prom” organized for a patient who is unable to attend his/her own.
  • An ED team dealing with multiple accident victims.
  • A wedding for a patient who is unable to attend his/her own outside of the health care facility.
  • A fund to provide haircuts to patients who will lose their hair during treatment. Then donating the hair to a charitable organization that can put the hair to good use.
  • A process for creating mementos of patients to be given to family members.
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Questions? Contact Capital Health Nursing Administration (Capital Health Medical Center - Hopewell: 609-303-4150, Capital Health Regional Medical Center: 609-394-6033).

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