People

Our talented and dedicated teams are celebrated each year for delivering our Best Care promise at our annual Best Care Awards.

The Best Care awards recognise our people who go above and beyond in their role – whatever that may be – and live our values of integrity, respect, trust and compassion.

Future Care Award

RDNS Silverchain Nursing Blood Transfusion Service Delivery Centre, South Australia

For introducing virtual blood checking via Microsoft Teams.

Best Care Award

Chronic and Complex Care teams (New South Wales, Queensland & Victoria)

For creating greater choice for their clients through engaging with a broad range of providers in the regions in which they provide care coordination services.

Partnership Award

Acute Care – Hospital in the Home and the Ambulatory Liaison Nurse Services team (Western Australia)

For diverting 3,500 from avoiding unnecessary visits to emergency departments each year.

Agility Award

RDNS Silverchain Customer Experience Leadership team (South Australia)

For streamlining the delivery of RDNS Silverchain’s aged and health care services resulting in greater efficiencies and client experience.

Prosperity Award

The Seed Pod

For outstanding contribution for sharing their cultural knowledge and facilitating discussions on how Silverchain can improve its understanding of First Nations culture.

People Award winners

Bailey Blight

Registered Nurse (Western Australia)

For working his way up from being a care aide to graduate registered Nurse in the Home Care Package Nurse Team.

Dot Fuller

Director of Silverchain Private Care (Victoria)

For her commitment, innovation and patience in building the Silverchain Private Care business in Victoria.

Ross Maddox

Information Technologist (National)

For helping a former client’s daughter retrieve lost voice messages from her late father.

Kate Wrightson-Rowton

Case Coordinator (Queensland)

This joint win recognises outstanding collaboration between with Kate Wrightson-Rowton and Claire Collins, to ensure that Perth clients Mr and Mrs Le’Ferve could continue to receive care and support while on holiday in Queensland.