Mobilising an online wheelchair service
The term ‘mobilising a website’ took on a whole new meaning as we built and helped to launch a website for the Gloucestershire Wheelchair Assessment Service recently.
The term ‘mobilising a website’ took on a whole new meaning as we built and helped to launch a website for the Gloucestershire Wheelchair Assessment Service recently.
It wasn’t shown for anti-social behaviour or for a professional foul. Instead it was a large graphic device designed by NHS Creative as part of a campaign to ‘Show cancer the red card’.
One of the more interesting and challenging briefs I’ve had at NHS Creative has been to create an informational film promoting the need for a medicine review for anyone taking multiple medications.
In the current landscape, few marketing channels are performing as well in terms of cost-effective results as Facebook, with it’s highly refined geo-targeting, audience numbers and flexible budgets.
It’s emerging time and time again as a sucessful platform to focus your recruitment spend for both qualified and non-qualitifed healthcare roles.
Blink and you’ll miss it, but isn’t that the best thing about cameo appearances?
A theme seems to have developed across our microsite construction projects over the past few months…
With over 350 different careers available in the NHS, we’re well used to placing recruitment ads in a variety of obscure and highly specialised journals and websites.
A new brand identity for the sexual health team of Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was launched at the Swindon Pride event this month.
NHS Creative has helped to launch a new campaign for Hampshire County Council that targets young men watching the World Cup in pubs across the county.
That’s the brave call from our superhero characters as they stand guard across Portsmouth city centre this month.