Calling healthcare professionals, I'd like to get a gift

[awfulapril]

So this isn't one of those "look at me I'm so kind" kind of posts,(obv I AM 😀)

I had a mole removed from my back and it all went wrong and the stitches failed and a nurse thought outside the box and recommended a pico machine for me which absolutely accelerated the recovery and she was brilliant.

I want to drop in a little thing for her, and I was thinking of something like a Marks & Spencer gift card, is this weird?
Has anyone who works in healthcare ever had similar
if this is wrong what would you say instead

That sounds perfect. It's really nice to be acknowledged by name. I work in a GP surgery and I always pass on the praise straighway to staff however small it is as people are so quick to complain but rarely thank us. I honestly don't think it matters what the gift is but the acknowledgment that they did a good job and that they are valued.

The very nicest thing you could do is a card with heartfelt thanks - and specific comments that she can use to put in her portfolio.

The gift card sounds lovely too.

Oh that's nice, I'm public sector too and no one ever thanks me, or they do but very rarely

I think it’s a lovely idea, especially the letter of appreciation as they can put it in their staff portfolio and their manager can use in their stats.
I think NHS staff can accept low value items and it has to be approved by their manager if over a certain amount; we often received chocolates, biscuits or fruit from grateful patients. If the value is too high then they may not be able to accept so maybe a lower value gift voucher plus something edible?

That's really helpful thank you. I will do a semi formal letter.

A letter / card and a box of communal chocolates would be great, we can't accept individual gifts but something for the break room is always welcome.