Stationery checklist

NHS foundation trusts

When designing and producing stationery, you should check that:

Your NHS logotype is in the top right-hand corner.
You have produced your NHS logotype using NHS Blue (Pantone® 300) and black – no other colours should be used.
You have not applied a local design style to your stationery items.
You are using Frutiger typeface for all professionally printed stationery items.
You are using Arial for items being word-processed and printed via a laser printer.
You are keeping your audiences’ accessibility needs in mind, for instance, the needs of people with visual impairments.
You are using white paper (unless yellow paper has been requested locally for readers with visual impairments).

Last updated: 18/11/08