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#28016 - 18/02/08 08:54 AM
Re: Hospital Dress Codes
[Re: Geoff Hannis]
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bcarlisle
Technologist
Registered: 16/08/07
Posts: 49
Loc: carlisle uk
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Have you tried Matalan, get the loudest suit going and wind the muppet up.
Most people who wear suits dont want to get them dirty anyway so I dont see the logic. Put a muppet in charge and all you get is clown ideas.
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#28025 - 19/02/08 01:41 AM
Re: Hospital Dress Codes
[Re: Mike Wood]
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60 Degrees North
Novice
Registered: 31/01/07
Posts: 10
Loc: Shetland
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Although wearing a tie makes you look the part, they very rarely get washed and are therefore a contamination hazard. They do get trapped in machinery very easily so need to be tucked away.
I prefer to wear an open shirt in the lab and don the tie for meetings or "dress" occasions, ie when the press are about.
If you are worried about patients or other staff not knowing who you are then you should show your ID badge. This is compulsory in our gaff.
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#28030 - 19/02/08 08:55 AM
Re: Hospital Dress Codes
[Re: 60 Degrees North]
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Jonathan Wells
Adept
Registered: 11/01/06
Posts: 90
Loc: Out in the sticks
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Although wearing a tie makes you look the part, they very rarely get washed and are therefore a contamination hazard. They do get trapped in machinery very easily so need to be tucked away.
Before we were issued with uniform about 8 odd years ago, we used to have to wear a tie and for the reason given above I only used ONE tie for work! That one got pretty tatty in the end!
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#28144 - 25/02/08 02:50 PM
Re: Hospital Dress Codes
[Re: John Sandham]
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DAS
Expert
Registered: 17/04/02
Posts: 140
Loc: Ireland
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Pull up a sandbag, ....  When i was in the forces (Eons ago) we were allowed to choose between wearing an open neck dark blue shirt, or a light blue shirt with a tie.
And we always chose the dark blue, so as not to be associated with clerks & shelf stackers.
Used to wear a tie all the time, but now keep one & a jacket in my office for meetings, otherwise it's open neck for me. Too many risks in our workshop & with equipment in general.
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