NHS Rainbow Badge - LGBT Foundation
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.
No, the rainbow NHS badges aren't stealing from Pride. Here's why
2021年6月10日 · As Dr Farquhar belatedly learned, the NHS logo is a trademark owned by the secretary of state – and in using it without permission he was breaking copyright law. By this point the badge was worn by hundreds of staff in 75 per cent of NHS Trusts.
NHS rainbow badge and lanyards - lnwh
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.
The end of the rainbow? Preserving a symbol of LGBTQ+ allyship in the NHS
2022年10月21日 · The covid-19 pandemic saw the image of the NHS logo next to a rainbow become a national symbol of appreciation for patient facing workers. Rainbows and messages of thanks were scrawled on the windows of homes, unfurled on flags and signs outside shops and public buildings, and emblazoned on badges and tote bags.
NHS is out and proud for Pride - NHS England
2019年7月6日 · The badge, being adopted in around one in three of England’s acute trusts, is a simple image of an NHS logo superimposed on the rainbow pride flag, which can be worn on NHS staff lanyards or on uniforms.
The Pandemic Is Easing. Give The ‘NHS Rainbow’ Back To The …
2021年4月23日 · The Rainbow Badge Initiative, created by Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust in 2018 meant NHS staff could discreetly let LGBT patients know that they can be open and honest with the...
About the NHS Rainbow Badge - BDCT
The badge is a special rainbow edition of the NHS logo (known as the ‘lozenge’). Badges are handed to NHS staff who have pledged to reduce inequalities and provide support and signposting to LGBT+ people.
Rainbow Badges is an initiative that gives staff a way to show that Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust offers open, non-judgemental and inclusive care for patients and their families, who identify as LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender—and the +
Six in ten hospital trusts launching NHS rainbow badges
2019年10月11日 · In a survey of the Trust’s badge wearers, of those who had a response from staff and patients, nine in ten said it was positive. The badge is an NHS logo superimposed on the rainbow pride flag and can be worn on lanyards or uniforms.
NHS Rainbow Badges - SaTH
The NHS rainbow badges have been introduced within the Trust to increase awareness and help to improve the experience of healthcare for LGBT+ people, supporting both their physical and mental health. Staff who have chosen to wear the rainbow badge have pledged to support inclusivity and can be approached with concerns or for support.