Primary Care Campaign
This is where you will find all the #weareprimarycare primary care campaign materials. You can download lots of resources to use in your own messaging, on websites, and social media.
The first phase of the campaign “Abuse Means…” concerns stopping abuse of staff working in primary care.
Digital Graphics
These are just a few of many graphics available which can be shared through social media or used on websites.
The graphics are all JPG files. You can download a folder containing all the digital graphics from Dropbox.
Videos
There are a number of videos highlighting abuse in primary care and how it impacts on people. You can use the videos on practice screens and share them on websites and social media. The videos are hosted on YouTube – view a playlist of all the abuse content.
Audio message
The audio file available is recommended to be used when a patient is on hold. This time is often when people become frustrated which can in turn lead to abuse, so it’s important to make sure that patients consider their actions before speaking with staff.
The audio is a WAV file. Click below to play the message. You can also download the audio file from Dropbox.
How Can We Help You?
The second phase of the campaign is about delivering positive messages showing the range of different professionals working in general practice, and how they can help patients make sure they get the right care at the right time.
Digital Graphics
These are just a few of many graphics available which can be shared through social media or used on websites.
The graphics are all JPG files. You can download a folder containing all the digital graphics from Dropbox.
Posters
There are also lots of posters you can use. Download the posters from Dropbox.
Videos
There are lots of videos with primary care staff in our area explaining the different roles in general practice and how they can help patients. Access the videos on YouTube.
Choosing the Right Service
The third phase of the campaign is about helping to educate patients about where to access treatment, and answer some common questions people ask about general practice.
Digital Graphics
These are some of the graphics you can use to help patients access the right service. You can download a folder with all the graphics from Dropbox.