Outpatient Clinic Wins Hospital Christmas Decoration Competition
Festive cheer filled Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre this season as staff showcased their creativity in the hospital’s annual Christmas Decorating Competition, which brought sparkle and warmth to patients and workers across the facility.
The results are in, and the Outpatient Clinic has claimed first place, earning top recognition for their innovative and meaningful holiday décor. The Maternity Ward secured second place, while the Emergency Department took third, rounding out a strong display of artistic teamwork and yuletide spirit.
Hospital officials say the initiative not only helped brighten clinical spaces, but also boosted morale and fostered unity among staff working through the busy holiday period.
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