Think Before You Speak Positive Poster

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Almost)Everything you need to know about your kidneys– Poster of our infographic from the public campaign Assets supplied are free to use for educational purposes, however if used in a paid-for capacity (particularly outside of the national campaign period) usage fees may apply.

Also, remember that you can make multiple posters that cater to different customer personas . You don’t have to use one for every type of customer! If you think about your main goals from the beginning, you can use those goals to guide your choices like a professional designer would. Acute Kidney Injury Easy Read leaflet– Easy read is an accessible format of providing information designed for people with a learning disability. The easy read format is easy to understand because it uses simple, jargon free language, shorter sentences and supporting images. Why are you going to say something that might not be helpful in an uplifting way? People respond better to positive words than negative ones.To reduce the number of road casualties during these unprecedented times, Road Safety GB is reminding all road users to do everything they can to avoid collisions and casualties, including: If you’re planning on printing out your poster, there are some basic guidelines you should keep in mind. Visualize where you will pin up your poster The legal minimum tread depth for car tyres in the UK is 1.6mm. Driving without the legally required amount of tread can adversely affect your grip, braking distance and steering. Think Kidneys National AKI Programme – Review and Evaluation Report – our end of project report describes the work we did and what we have achieved.

Where could you post this THINK infographic to reduce online (or other) bullying? Who else could find this acronym helpful? Careless, and inconsiderate, cycling: Demonstrated by cycling on a road without due care and attention, or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road. The poster above is from Shannon who has a gift for blessing others and for creating meaningful printables. Her THINK poster was the inspiration to create my own in a colorful style that matches my favorite colors. THINK! has a core audience of 17 to 24-year-old male drivers, who are four times more likely to be killed or seriously injured than male drivers aged 25 or over. However, this campaign also includes female drivers of the same age as research shows that both young male and female drivers have similar attitudes and behaviours towards mobile phone use. They also have less awareness of the law and penalties than older age groups. The maximum penalty for causing death by careless driving when under the influence of drink or drugs is 14 years in prison, with a minimum driving ban of two years.Role of mobile phones in motor vehicle crashes resulting in hospital attendance: a case-crossover study To help amplify our ‘Mates for Life’ message, THINK! have partnered with drinks producer Diageo. Campaign activity will drive audiences to Diageo’s new ‘Wrong Side of the Road’ tool, which provides an interactive online experience to learn about the consequences of drink driving. Partnership content will also go out on Diageo’s Guinness channel, which encourages friends to not drink drive this Christmas, and instead opt for their non-alcoholic 0.0% alternative. An average of 70 people per day were seriously injured (25,511) in 2018 – all of whom would have required hospital treatment. Care Homes Acute Kidney Injury and Hydration Guide– An educational guide, divided into simple sections to enable the reader to develop their knowledge of AKI

Remember, a square or portrait orientation looks best for mobile viewing. People are used to scrolling up and down on mobile, rather than side to side. Discharge summary minimum data content for AKI– recommended minimum data content for discharge summaries for patients whose hospital admission included an episode of AKI The links below will provide members of the multidisciplinary team caring for people with, or at risk of AKI with information and guidance on how to respond. The aim is to improve safety and outcomes for patients.Here is way to remind students how to think before you speak. These printable posters area fun and colorful waydecorate your classroom and make a point. Look for a poster template with a layout that fits your vision and goals (ex. header placement, image placeholders, icons and more). While early evidence suggests measures to delay the spread of the virus are reducing the number of vehicles on the road, some still need to use the roads for essential journeys such as getting to work and for food shopping.

Your lights are not only essential for you, they are also essential for other drivers to understand how you are driving your vehicle and how you intend to manoeuvre. Switch on your hazard warning lights and any other lights such as rear fog lights or side lights, to increase your visibility especially if it’s dark or foggy. Do not put out a warning triangle. You can browse lots more helpful resources in our library of Social Wellbeing Activities. What is the 'think' acronym? Acute Kidney Injury and Care Homes PowerPoint Slide Set – an educational slide set. It is easy to follow and can be used for individual or group learning.If your vehicle appears to have problems or is damaged and you’re on a motorway, always try to exit at a service station or the next junction. Guidance for clinicians managing children at risk of, or with, acute kidney injury– This guidance is intended for doctors, nurses and allied healthcare professionals looking after children. It is therefore written in a manner to be accessible to all groups. It is intended to improve the care of children at risk of, or with, Acute Kidney Injury (AKI). AKI Injury Warning Algorithm Best Practice Guidance– Guidance to help with the installation, testing and introduction of AKI detection in clinical practice Causing death by careless driving under the influence of drink or drugs: Causing the death of another person while driving on a road or other public place without due care and attention, or without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road or place, when the driver is unfit to drive through drink or drugs, has consumed so much alcohol that the proportion of it in his breath, blood or urine is above the legal limit, or there is a specified controlled drug in his body and the proportion of it in his blood or urine exceeds the specified limit for that drug. Causing death by dangerous driving: Causing the death of another person while driving dangerously on a road or other public place.