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Should Last Names Be in Hospital Name Badges?

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Last week I had a regular meeting with my doctor. When I got out, I saw an assistant with a different name on his badge, followed by the first few names of his last name. He has a good name, which I have never heard of before. I asked him to pronounce it and that he also had an unusual middle name. He diverted his attention elsewhere and avoided telling me his name. It dawned on me that I had intended to attack his privacy unintentionally, leading me to ask: If hospital staff are afraid to disclose their full names to patients, what risks do they face? It is important to keep technology in the medical field and that is especially true now during the coronavirus outbreak. Medical professionals need to feel safe in their workplace because everything is so busy, and the last thing they need to worry about is someone reading their full name when they are not needed. According to OSHA, 75% or more cases of workplace violence are reported annually to nurses and other hospital staff, whether ...

What Information is on Each Name Tag?

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OK, yeah, the first one is obvious - you'll put the guest's name on name badges. But there is additional information to think about, such as company and title.  Name tags are essential in planning corporate events when attendees are focused on networking. However, be careful to provide too much information on each name badge. There was only so much room in that little cardboard box!  I suggest printing the name and company of each guest.  While it's okay to enter job titles, some of them can be quite lengthy. You will avoid the risk of an inaccurate title; an employee can register many people and make mistakes. You'll keep your  Name badges australia   clean and easy to read. In addition to the participant's name, You must also have your company logo on each name tag. If you are hosting the event in partnership with another company, you must also include its logo. Here's an example of a name tag printed with two logos from an event run by the Australian National...