If you need to place the logo over images (usually in the top right corner), ensure the space is clear enough so that the logo can still be easily seen and stands out. Roles can be linked to multiple activities - for example, a general practitioner might be able to both view and amend patients' demographic details. Hotjar sets this cookie to detect a user's first pageview session, which is a True/False flag set by the cookie. For these applications, a smaller minimum exclusion area equivalent to half the height of the logo is accepted.

An example of a flag that can be created in the system using a theoretical case study built around stakeholder feedback and the learning from the flag pilots. As a general rule, you should always try to protect the overall look of the NHS Identity, so backgrounds that are white, blue or pale grey are likely to be best.If you choose not to accept these cookies, our site will still work correctly but some content may not display. Hampshire Flag Company Ltd, Unit 11, Pipers Wood Industrial Park, Waterberry Drive, Waterlooville, Hampshire PO7 7XU England. They come in a variety of finishes, a wide range of sizes and our standard knitted polyester flags can be printed double-sided. Obtaining and managing consent for creating and updating the flag should follow existing national guidance and local processes for recording consent. At Harrison Flagpoles we are passionate about delivering the best possible standards for all of our clients.

Windrush Day was formally launched in 2018 and is an opportunity for communities across the UK to celebrate the contribution of the Windrush Generation and their descendants. To find out more about the provision of reasonable adjustments, visit the Reasonable adjustments for people with a learning disability page on GOV. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc.For the meantime Banners For All are a single person operation and from our cottage industry location we are able to supply messages of thanks to all our NHS and Key Workers. When you create a Reasonable Adjustment flag for a patient, you confirm that the patient has an impairment with 'substantial' and 'long-term' adverse effects on normal day to day activities. The donations will be used wholly to enhance patient and staff care and well-being in their hospitals and will help make a huge difference, particularly during these most unusual of times with daily changes to the needs and requirements within each hospital. Choosing the Antifray option results in a piece of white netting being sewn to the right edge of an outdoor flag.

If adjustments in care would benefit the patient, clinicians can follow existing best interests processes to create a Reasonable Adjustment flag for patients who are not able to provide consent. It is not possible to add an impairment if the 'Patient would prefer not to say' option has previously been recorded - see Recording impairments (Patients not wishing to share details of their impairments). Therefore, its position as one of the most cherished and recognised brands in England needs to be maintained and protected. If you need any advice on selecting the right product for you, or can’t find what you’re looking for please do not hesitate to speak to one of our specialist advisers.Health and care organisations create the Flag in conjunction with the individual and/or their carer or in line with existing best interest decision processes. The Flag is part of the NHS Spine and healthcare professionals and administrative staff can view, create, add or remove information from the Flag.