Cyrel Jell Cuamag Dioso
December 2025
Cyrel Jell Cuamag
Dioso
,
BSN
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
Saudi German Hospital - Makkah
,
Makkah
Saudi Arabia
Colleagues describe her as the kind of nurse who consistently goes beyond assigned duties—not for recognition, but because it is who she is.
When patients and families describe the care they received from Cyrel Jell Dioso, Clinical Nurse from the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. As a dedicated nurse known for her compassion, clinical excellence, and quiet leadership, Cyrel embodies the true spirit of the DAISY Award.
What truly distinguishes Cyrel is that when patients and families describe the attention they received from her, one word appears: extraordinary. This story that led to this recognition began with a patient whose state changed rapidly and unexpectedly. While the unit moved into urgent action, Cyrel remained stable, focused, and on the patient’s needs. She not only documented the earliest signs of deterioration but also directed the rapid response with accuracy, ensuring that life-saving interventions were initiated without delay.
Her clinical judgment and calm presence played an essential role in stabilizing her patient. Colleagues describe her as the kind of nurse who consistently goes beyond assigned duties—not for recognition, but because it is who she is. She mentors new staff with patience, champions evidence-based practices, and brings warmth to every interaction. Her impact extends far beyond bedside care; she strengthens the culture of the entire unit.
What truly distinguishes Cyrel is that when patients and families describe the attention they received from her, one word appears: extraordinary. This story that led to this recognition began with a patient whose state changed rapidly and unexpectedly. While the unit moved into urgent action, Cyrel remained stable, focused, and on the patient’s needs. She not only documented the earliest signs of deterioration but also directed the rapid response with accuracy, ensuring that life-saving interventions were initiated without delay.
Her clinical judgment and calm presence played an essential role in stabilizing her patient. Colleagues describe her as the kind of nurse who consistently goes beyond assigned duties—not for recognition, but because it is who she is. She mentors new staff with patience, champions evidence-based practices, and brings warmth to every interaction. Her impact extends far beyond bedside care; she strengthens the culture of the entire unit.