π Health, Safety, Disability, and Mental Health Awareness
(Center-aligned, bold title, smaller bold subtitle)
| π·️ Topic | π‘ Key Points |
|---|---|
| π‘️ Health & Safety | ✅ Keep safe at work • ✅ Follow policies • ✅ Report risks |
| ♿ Disability & Mental Health | π¬π§ UK: Equality Act • πΊπΈ USA: ADA • Access to support |
| π©⚕️ Care Workers | ✅ Protect patients & staff • ✅ Infection control • ✅ Safe lifting |
| π Rights | π Privacy • π‘️ Data protection • π€ Confidentiality |
| π Training | ✅ Use Easy Read • ✅ Give extra time • ✅ Use assistive tech |
| π§ Mental Health | ✅ Understand behaviour • ✅ Reduce stigma • ✅ Support early |
Footer Note
π Use this checklist to remember key laws, rights, and safety steps in the UK & USA.
(Italicize or lightly bold; left-align or center as you prefer)
https://chatgpt.com/c/68b9a822-20d0-8331-ba1b-def7d1746116#:~:text=1.%20Page%20Setup,the%20page%20margins.
1. Page Setup
-
Go to Layout → Margins → Narrow (so you have more space).
-
Set Orientation → Portrait (or Landscape if your table is wide).
-
Check Paper Size → A4 (or Letter if in the U.S.).
2. Font Choices
-
Use dyslexia-friendly fonts like:
-
Arial, Calibri, Verdana, or Comic Sans.
-
-
Font size:
-
Title: 22–24 pt
-
Sub-title: 16–18 pt
-
Table content: 12–14 pt
-
-
Avoid italics for body text (use bold instead for emphasis).
3. Table Formatting
-
Bold the header row.
-
Apply light shading for headers (light blue or gray).
-
Set column widths:
-
Topic column: narrower (~30% width)
-
Key Points: wider (~70% width)
-
-
Increase row height slightly for readability.
4. Visual Enhancements
-
Keep emojis/icons to highlight each topic.
-
Use bullets (•) or checkmarks (✅) for lists inside the table.
-
Avoid cluttered visuals—space things out evenly.
5. Spacing and Alignment
-
Center-align the title and subtitle.
-
Left-align table content for readability.
-
Add extra spacing before and after the table (6–12 pt).
-
Ensure adequate white space around the page edges.
6. Footer / Notes
-
Add your footer note in smaller font (12 pt).
-
Italicize or lightly bold it for emphasis.
-
Keep it left-aligned or center-aligned depending on preference.
7. Final Checks Before Printing
-
Zoom out to check overall readability.
-
Print a test page to see colors, spacing, and font clarity.
-
Ensure all emojis/icons are visible and not cut off.
-
Confirm the table doesn’t spill over the page margins.
No comments:
Post a Comment