Хирург-онколог Брайан Бизас награжден за исключительную заботу и доверие пациентов

A cancer surgeon has been honoured for his exceptional care. Brian Bisase, a maxillofacial and head and neck cancer surgeon at Queen Victoria Hospital, received the Outstanding Patient Experience Award at the hospital’s annual Star Awards after being nominated by a patient who praised the "confidence, kindness and reassurance" he gives to those in his care. The Outstanding Patient Experience Award is unique among the hospital’s staff honours, as it is based entirely on nominations from patients, families and carers. Mr Bisase said: "I am incredibly honoured and humbled to receive this award. "It is especially meaningful because the nomination came from a patient. "Supporting people through what can often be an uncertain and difficult time is a privilege, and I am grateful for the trust that patients place in me and the wider team. "This recognition reflects the commitment of everyone involved in caring for our patients and I would like to sincerely thank those who took the time to nominate me." Read more: - Retired surgeon honoured for decades of work in urology - Restaurant's licence at risk after major incident where people were hospitalised - Pioneering Crohn’s disease surgery offered on NHS in Sussex A patient who received treatment from Mr Bisase following tongue cancer surgery described him as someone who not only saved their life "mentally and physically" but also left a lasting impression of trust and reassurance. While waiting for a follow-up appointment, the patient overheard another individual express how "lucky" they felt to be under Mr Bisase’s care. As that patient left, she turned and said: "He is such a lovely man, you'll be okay." Liz Blackburn, acting chief nursing officer at Queen Victoria Hospital, said: "Every day, our staff strive to provide the highest standards of care, but it is particularly meaningful when patients and their loved ones take the time to tell us about the difference someone has made to them. "The nominations we received this year were incredibly moving and are a wonderful reminder of the compassion, kindness and dedication shown by colleagues across QVH. "Brian's nomination is especially powerful because it highlights not only the care he provides, but also the confidence and reassurance he inspires in patients. "We are delighted to see him recognised in this way and would like to congratulate him on this well-deserved award."