For hospitals and health systems

Your best work is already happening.

Most of it is never written down.

Evinca helps hospitals recognise staff for documented contribution, judged by independent reviewers, so recognition means something to the person who receives it and to anyone who checks it.

Why it matters

Recognition is part of how good people decide whether to stay.

2×Employees who do not feel adequately recognised are twice as likely to say they will quit in the next year (Gallup, across industries)
11 millionhealth workers the world is projected to be short by 2030 (WHO)
1,136critical-care nurses studied: meaningful recognition predicted lower burnout and higher compassion satisfaction (Kelly & Lefton, 2017)

In that study, simply having a recognition programme made no measurable difference. The question is not whether you recognise your staff. It is whether the recognition means anything.

What changes when recognition is independent

  • It means something outside your walls.

    Each honor has a public record anyone can check: a future employer, a regulator, a patient. Your staff carry it for the rest of their careers.

  • It reaches the people awards usually miss.

    The night nurse, the porter, the pharmacist, the educator. Every role is judged by the same published standard.

  • Everyone learns something.

    Every applicant receives written feedback from the reviewers, whatever the outcome.

  • It is fair, and seen to be fair.

    Blind, independent review. Nothing your organisation buys affects scores, selection or placement.

Ways to work with us

Start with one ward, one project, or one prize.

Nothing an institution buys affects scores, selection or placement. Staff from your organisation are reviewed exactly like everyone else.

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Sources for the figures on this page