Winners of the innovation quality and research award, Renne Johns, Lauri Melville and Renee Eddy.
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Echuca Regional Health recognised hard-working staff members through its annual award reward and recognition program awards.
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Recipients were acknowledged through four different categories — CARE values, leadership, innovation quality and research, and workplace safety — and the annual volunteer award.
The frailty screening and intervention pathways team, consisting of Lauri Melville, Renee Eddy and Renee Johns, took home the innovation quality and research award.
Stuart Wilson was the recipient of the workplace safety award, while Gary Budge took home the volunteer award and Jessie Evans claimed the CARE values award.
Although she was away on the day, Dr Stella Setyapranata was also recognised as this year’s leadership award winner.
The awards ceremony was held on Wednesday, November 19 following the service awards presentation.
All awards were announced by ERH chief executive Carol-Anne Lever and presented by executive director people, culture and safety (interim) Indi Hutchinson.
Jessie Evans received the 2025 CARE values award. Photo: Supplied.
Indi Hutchinson and Carol-Anne Lever with workplace safety award winner Stuart Wilson.
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Carol-Anne Lever and Lisa Ellerton with Gary Budge, who won the volunteer award.
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