Moving through the centers |
Arrow
The arrow sign is helpful in almost any area of the center - inside and out - and can be pointed in any direction or coupled with any sign. Having several of these in various sizes is helpful. |
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Staff in Vests
If medication center staff will be wearing vests, these signs will help people identify those who may be able to assist them if they have questions. Ideally these signs should be used throughout the public areas of the center. |
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- Staff in Vests, in Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese and Chinese
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Waiting Area
Patients and other visitors may be asked to wait in specified areas while waiting for an evaluation, medication or release. These signs will help people identify those areas. |
- Please Wait sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese
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- Please Wait sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Japanese
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- Please Wait sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean
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- Please Wait sign in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog
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- Wait for Staff sign in Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese and Chinese
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Authorized Personnel Only
Post these signs at door and entryways that lead to areas for selected members of your staff. |
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Center Greeting and Farewell
The nurse station is usually in a health care center, but may also be needed in the medical triage and evaluation area. |
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Four Simple Steps
There are four steps people need to follow to move through the medication center. The signs include all four steps on one sign and separate signs for each step. The step signs come in two orientations and the Step Three sign comes in different versions. |
- Four Simple Steps sign, Medication Center
PDF | Illustrator This sign lets the public know what to expect. You should consider having a few of these in the area where people enter the facility.
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- Four Simple Steps sign, Vaccination Center
PDF | Illustrator This sign lets the public know what to expect. You should consider having a few of these in the area where people enter the facility.
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Medication and Health Center Banners
A large version of this should hang at or near the entrance to the medication or health care center. You can use copies or smaller versions to help direct people to the center. |
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Medical Evaluation
Visitors to the medication or health care center may need to undergo a brief medical examination before moving to the next step in the process. |
- Medical Evaluation sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese
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- Medical Evaluation sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Japanese
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- Medical Evaluation sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean
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- Medical Evaluation sign in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog
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Nurse Station Signs
The nurse station is usually in a health care center, but may also be needed in the medical triage and evaluation area. |
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No Refills of Medication
This sign lets visitors know that these types of medications will not be refilled at the health care centers. These prescriptions will be filled at hospital or pharmacies. |
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Adult and Family Lines
This will help volunteers find the drill and exercise while also informing passer-bys. |
- Adult Line sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese
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- Adult Line sign in Spanish, Russian, Japanese
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- Adult Line sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean
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- Adult Line sign in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog
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- Family Line sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese
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- Family Line sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Japanese
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- Family Line sign in English, Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean
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- Family Line sign in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog
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Health Care Center: Just Three Steps
There are three steps people need to follow to move through the medication center. You should consider having a few of these in the area where people enter the facility or in waiting areas. It will let people know what to expect. |
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