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March 24, 2025Paisley’s Angela Brown, a dedicated Care Assistant at Braemount Nursing Care Home, operated by Advinia Health Care, has been shortlisted for the Nursing Support Worker of the Year award, sponsored by NHS Golden Jubilee.
This prestigious recognition is part of the RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year Awards 2024, which celebrates excellence in Scottish nursing by acknowledging the unwavering commitment, professionalism, and care delivered by nursing staff across the country.
The awards recognize outstanding contributions across various nursing specialties, including registered nurses, nursing support workers, broader nursing teams, and students. They highlight leadership, innovation, and dedication to learning within the profession, spanning healthcare services from NHS acute and community care to GP practices, care homes, and the third sector.
Speaking on the announcement of the finalists, Julie Lamberth, RCN Scotland Board Chair, shared her admiration for the nominees, stating:
“The judges were overwhelmed by both the quantity and quality of nominations received. Narrowing down the selection to today’s finalists was a formidable task. I am thrilled that we have the opportunity to showcase the innovation and commitment of nurses, nursing support workers, and nursing students. Regardless of the outcome, all our finalists exemplify the daily dedication of nursing staff in delivering the best of nursing care for the people of Scotland.”
Colin Poolman, RCN Scotland Director, also praised the dedication of the nominees, adding:
“Our awards are a wonderful occasion and allow us to give some well-deserved recognition for and demonstrate the excellence of nursing staff in Scotland. The calibre of submissions was exceptional, and we hope the finalists, as well as anyone who was nominated, feels the love and appreciation people have for the work they do.”
The winners across all categories will be announced at the grand awards ceremony on 23 May at the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. The evening will also see the unveiling of the overall RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year 2024, chosen from the registered nurse category winners.
Angela Brown’s shortlisting is a testament to her dedication to providing exceptional care at Braemount Nursing Care Home. Her recognition highlights the invaluable role of nursing support workers in delivering compassionate and high-quality healthcare services across Scotland.
Supporting Women’s Health in Nursing
Women’s health remains a critical focus in nursing care, with dedicated professionals playing a vital role in addressing a range of health issues specific to women. From maternity and reproductive health to menopause and chronic conditions like endometriosis, nurses and support workers provide essential care and guidance.
In Scotland, initiatives promoting women’s health continue to grow, ensuring better access to healthcare services, education, and specialized treatments. Recognizing the importance of women’s health, nurses like Angela Brown contribute to improving patient outcomes by offering compassionate and tailored care. Their work helps bridge healthcare gaps and ensures that women receive the support they need throughout different stages of life.
