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Provide Community CEO Shortlisted for 2023 Healthcare Honours

Mark Heasman, Chief Executive of health and social care organisation Provide Community has been shortlisted in the 2023 Healthcare Honours for ‘Expanding Impact’.

Recognising excellence in the ever-evolving challenges in the healthcare landscape, the Healthcare Honours celebrates exceptional leadership, achievements and contributions to the delivery of NHS services.

The Healthcare Honours are run by the British Journal of Healthcare Management in a unique event held in Westminster at the Houses of Parliament. The forum brings together some of the most talented and dedicated leaders in healthcare with nominees and special guests from across the UK.

Alongside the awards, the Healthcare Honours delivers a platform where attendees can connect with other healthcare professionals, exchange ideas and explore potential collaborations, providing attendees with an opportunity to share their experiences and learn from others who are passionate about leadership and innovation in healthcare.

Commenting on the announcement, Mr Heasman said: “To be nominated for this accolade alongside some of the most talented and dedicated health professionals in the UK is truly humbling. As a social enterprise working primarily within the NHS, I have always believed that Provide Community has a unique opportunity to innovate, improve outcomes and play our part in the transformation of services and patient experience.

“Our sector is built on caring, compassionate, talented people who want to make a difference and I am incredibly proud of the contribution Provide Community makes. To have the opportunity to join this group of esteemed guests and peers, celebrating excellence in healthcare is very special.”

The 2023 Healthcare Honours will be held at the Houses of Parliament on 23rd November 2023, hosted by Sir Jonathan Van-Tam MBE. Attendees will be inspired by some of the most talented and dedicated leaders in the field, with nominees and special guests from across the UK.

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