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Help the Kent Messenger find the Hospital Hero who has provided great care or support

If you or your loved ones have received great hospital care now could be the moment to shout about it.

The Kent Messenger wants to find the Hospital Hero 2017.

Nominations apply to staff, volunteers or entire wards at the Maidstone or Tunbridge Wells hospitals, or those working in the community, on behalf of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.

We're looking for the 2017 Hospital Hero
We're looking for the 2017 Hospital Hero

Last year’s winner was lung specialist Dr Leon D’Cruz who works in the respiratory research department at Maidstone Hospital.

The research associate was praised for the support and care he gives, including arranging seminars for those with lung problems and being instrumental in setting up the Kent Lung Awareness charity.

Dr Leon d'Cruz (centre) was named Hospital Hero 2017 and received his award from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust chief executive Glenn Douglas and TV personality Debbie McGee
Dr Leon d'Cruz (centre) was named Hospital Hero 2017 and received his award from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust chief executive Glenn Douglas and TV personality Debbie McGee

Dr D’Cruz also flew abroad twice to get the right training on complex equipment, picking up the cost himself.

To nominate email mgraham@thekmgroup.co.uk, or click on the link at the top of this story. You can also write to Mary Graham, Hospital Hero Award, Kent Messenger, 6 & 7 Middle Row, Maidstone, ME14 1TG.

Nominations close at 5pm on Thursday, November 2 and winners will be announced at a ceremony later that month.

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