Badges are a good way of communicating your role and the roles of your colleagues to patients.
When producing badges, you need to show clearly the name and job description of the wearer. In addition to these written descriptions, you should also include either your NHS logotype or the NHS logo, as shown below. You can also include your photograph if desired.
When creating NHS badges, you must:
If you are producing co-branded badges with third party provider, and if both your organisation logotypes need to appear, please follow the guidance outlined in the NHS logo section of these guidelines on Using the NHS logo with third party provider logos.
The specifications for producing badges are as follows:
Please note: X is based on the height of the NHS logo.
Size: A provider logo or logotype should not be larger than the NHS lozenge. This is determined by the height of the NHS lozenge (shown as X)
Please note: the name may run over one or two lines if necessary.
NHS GP Health Centre badge example
Last updated: 26/04/10
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