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Lincoln Gombedza, Practice Education Facilitator and Registered Learning Disability Nurse, wins Bronze Nurse of the Year Award

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We are delighted to announce that Lincoln Gombedza, Practice Education Facilitator and Registered Learning Disability Nurse, has received the Bronze Nurse of the Year Award at the British Journal of Nursing Awards 2026.

This highly prestigious award is presented to those who have made an outstanding achievement in nursing this year.

This fantastic national recognition reflects Lincoln’s leadership, innovation, and contribution to nursing practice, education, and digital development.

Lincoln’s work continues to make an important impact locally, nationally and internationally, and we are proud to see his achievements recognised through this extremely well-deserved award.

From everyone at Combined Healthcare, huge congratulations to Lincoln!

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