2023年8月4日 · The NHS Rainbow Badge was developed and led from Evelina London Children’s Hospital by Dr. Michael Farquhar as a way for NHS staff to demonstrate they are aware of issues that LGBTQ+ people can face when accessing healthcare. When wearing the badge, people were: Accepting that it is a responsibility.

2021年6月10日 · As far as symbols go, there are few more powerful than the Pride flag – but the iconic blue and white lettering of the NHS certainly comes close. Combine them together on a little enamel badge and the message of inclusion is instantly clear: so unmistakable it’s become ubiquitous in healthcare settings, on lanyards and lapels across the ...

2021年2月7日 · Why we need to think carefully before flying the rainbow flag for the NHS. After a year of the coronavirus pandemic, spotting the flag no longer fills me with joy – it makes me uneasy

The NHS logo acts as a signpost to NHS organisations and services, and helps people identify information that has come from the NHS. It is the only logo that the NHS in England should use to represent itself. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland …

2020年5月6日 · eBay is now hosting sellers calling the LGBT+ Pride flag–distinctive due to its six stripes–a ‘Thank You NHS Flag.’. James Symth, who tweeted about these eBay listings, thinks it’s “humorous”...

Our Progress Pride Badges help us to show that Evelina London is an open, non-judgemental and inclusive place for people who identify as LGBT+. The badge signals that the wearer is someone you can talk to about issues of sexuality and gender identity. They are there to listen, respond without judgement, and get support for you if you need it.

2020年8月30日 · How Long Can The NHS And Queer Community Share The Rainbow Flag? The six-stripe rainbow was a symbol of LGBTQ+ solidarity and safety long before it celebrated the NHS. Queer communities share...

2022年10月21日 · Featuring the NHS logo against the backdrop of the six stripe rainbow flag, the badge was developed in 2018 with the idea that it could be displayed on staff uniforms to show patients that sexuality and gender identity could be safely discussed with the wearer.

The NHS Identity is one of the most cherished and recognised brands in the world. When applied correctly and consistently, it evokes exceptionally high levels of trust and reassurance. All users of the NHS Identity have a responsibility to protect it and ensure we achieve the national standard that our patients expect from the NHS.

Our lanyard importantly depicts the progress pride flag: black, brown, pink, pale blue and white stripes represent marginalised people of colour in the LGBTQI+ community, the trans community and those living with HIV/AIDS.