Poor show-though on flags is almost always the result of cutting corners with ink volumes or value-adding processes. We start with vibrant RGB art and lay down our own 8 colour bi-directional print onto the fabric, forcing far more ink through the weave than many of our competitors. And it’s not just health care professionals, all the key workers, from bus drivers to supermarket workers and many more, have been vital in keeping the country going.

It is not possible to edit or update individual adjustments or impairments once they have been added to a Reasonable Adjustment flag. The NHS logo should not be cluttered by other text or images appearing too close to it and should not be positioned so close to the edge of materials that it looks like an afterthought. Whilst it is not possible to control the weather, you can take care of your flag to extend its life.All organisations that provide NHS or adult social care must follow the accessible information standard by law. The presence of a Reasonable Adjustment flag will be indicated by a yellow banner containing the text 'Reasonable Adjustments present'. We have been printing direct to fabric since 1999 so there isn't much we don't know about this process.

Furthermore, we can enhance the durability of your flag by adding antifray netting along the fly edge.Louise Hooper, who started the Thank You Flag campaign, said: “I set this up as I wanted to do something tangible to show our support for all the wonderful people working tirelessly on the front line. Our own heartfelt thank you to all the incredible health care workers and key workers around the country for their outstanding work during these hard times. This is really alarming at a time when the rates of depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions amongst the LGBT+ community are rising. This user guide is intended for all users of the Reasonable Adjustments feature in the National Care Records Service (NCRS). The popular badge concept was originally created by Evelina London Children’s Hospitals who recognised there were health inequalities for their LBGT+ patients, who felt unable to be open with their health providers.

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.MrFlag® best quality outdoor printed flags are among the most versatile and best value flags on the market. Roles are linked to pre-defined activities - for example, general practitioners can view patients' demographic details. Flying Banners are an attractive and graceful marketing product that are light and portable which can be assembled in just a minute. 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. Each data item forming part of the Reasonable Adjustment flag will be displayed along with details of the user who recorded it.