Getting the message across to patients and public

by | Jun 17, 2024 | Hot Topics

Getting the message across to patients and public -Campaign Graphics

GPC  has produced campaign posters, presentation slides and infographics for you to attach to your emails, practice website and socials, as well as PPG and other patient-facing resources – all of which are available to download from the BMA website for practices to share with patients and the public.

Campaign materials for GPs and practice teams

The LMC  has a range of  campaign material for  practices to use  :GP Survival Toolkit cards to fit inside GPs Are On Your Side lanyards, window stickers, posters, badges and leaflets.  We shall get these to you asap- just let us know when you want them.

The National Association for Patient Participation has useful information, too.

Download campaign materials to display and share

You can download and print our campaign posters and put it them in your window:

Save our social graphics and share them on your social accounts or with family and friends via WhatsApp:

 

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