Honorary Fellows 2023
The ABPN was delighted award eight Honorary Fellowships in 2023. You can see them collect their awards in the short movie of the celebration event.
The ABPN was delighted award eight Honorary Fellowships in 2023. You can see them collect their awards in the short movie of the celebration event.
- Ann Bisbrown Lee. Ann was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for services to the association. Anne is hard working, loyal and committed member of the ABPN, known to many for her work at conferences and leading the marketing activity of the association.
- Steven Campbell. Steven was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for services to the association. Stephen was the first editor of the journal of child health care and provided considerable support to the ABPN in a variety of roles during the 1980s and 1990s.
- Rachel Cooke. Rachel was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for contribution to nursing care of children and young people. Rachel has made a significant contribution to the palliative care of children and young people in the UK and abroad noticeably Romania and Ukraine and has led changes to care at the time of the child's death and bereavement support in London.
- Norman Long. Norman was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN and for services to the association. Norman has been a longstanding member of the governance and development group of the association most notably as the finance officer over many, many years.
- Professor Bertha Ochieng. Professor Ochieng was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for services to the healthcare of children young people. Bertha is a children's nurse and some of her work focuses on community empowerment and engagement of socially disadvantaged populations.
- Gerri Sefton. Gerri was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for services to the nursing care of CYP. Gerri is an Consultant Nurse, working in children’s critical care and is an expert on paediatric early warning systems.
- Fiona Smith. Fiona was awarded Honorary Fellowship of the ABPN for services to children’s nursing. Following a career in children's nursing, Fiona became the CYP advisor at the RCN, personally supporting and mentoring many children's nurses. Fiona played a key role in establishing the European Paediatric Nursing Network.