Overview.
Our Words Director, Catherine Bassindale, has worked on several key projects with the Trust, including:
- A quality account
- Three annual reports
- Patient literature including a large number of information leaflets
- The Trust’s patient letter templates
- The flagship GP Referral Guide
- Text for the Barts Health website
- Case studies for Barts and The London’s website
- A trial microsite for Barts Health and Wellness.
Amanda White, former Communications Manager for Barts Health NHS Trust, says:
“Catherine has worked with us on lots of projects over the last few years and I only have great things to say about her. She’s tackled our patient information booklets, written copy for our websites, helped write a guide to services and written case studies for our annual review. Her written work is faultless, she delivers on time and she’s confident, friendly, and sensitive with everyone she works with here – senior doctors, managers and patients alike. Catherine also has great attention to detail and I know I can always rely on her to do an outstanding job.”
“Catherine has worked with us on lots of projects over the last few years and I only have great things to say about her. She’s tackled our patient information booklets, written copy for our websites, helped write a guide to services and written case studies for our annual review. Her written work is faultless, she delivers on time and she’s confident, friendly, and sensitive with everyone she works with here – senior doctors, managers and patients alike. Catherine also has great attention to detail and I know I can always rely on her to do an outstanding job.”
Annual Report 2010
The case studies are typically uplifting and inspirational, to reflect the positivity of the patients. For example one young fitness fanatic is planning to set up his own martial arts academy, once he has completed treatment for cancer.
Annual Report 2009
Some of the case studies are particularly moving, such as the story of baby Arthur, who was rushed from Dorset to the Royal London, to receive the specialist care that saved his life. Look at him now – he’s the cheeky little chap with the bucket and spade…
