The past few years have brought new urgency to supporting the well-being of the healthcare workforce, so that they can provide compassionate care to patients and families. The Schwartz Center’s work to prioritize healthcare workers’ well-being has been critical to preventing burnout and improving the patient experience. We also recognize the importance of celebrating healthcare workers so that they continue to feel valued and appreciated.
We have two awards programs:
To learn more about each award, please visit:
| National Compassionate Caregivers of the Year® Award | The Corman IMPACT Honors |
| Healthcare professionals and interdisciplinary teams of healthcare professionals, including clinical and nonclinical providers, administrators, educators, and others who provide direct or indirect care to patients, families, and/or healthcare staff.
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A program or initiative developed within a Schwartz Center healthcare member organization or health system that has had a meaningful impact on the healthcare experience and/or outcomes of patients, communities, or health workers by promoting compassionate, collaborative care. This recognition is open to Schwartz Center member organizations only.
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| National Compassionate Caregivers of the Year® Award |
The Corman IMPACT Honors |
| Anyone can nominate a healthcare professional or team. Nominations may be submitted by patients, family members, leaders, peers, or colleagues.
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Any staff at Schwartz Center member organizations can nominate a program or initiative. Nominations may be submitted by leaders, peers, or colleagues.
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| National Compassionate Caregivers of the Year® Award |
The Corman IMPACT Honors |
| Up to six recipients will be selected.
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Up to three programs/initiatives will be selected.
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