Poster for fragrance-free hospital care

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Poster for fragrance-free hospital care

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Posted on Jan 26, 2010 by Susie Collins in Blog, Disability Rights, MCS,

Susie Collins

 

 

This poster was designed as a public service project for patients

requiring in-hospital care at hospitals that are still lacking a proper

fragrance-free policy for the staff.

 

 

The poster comes in two versions: one for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

and one for Severe Allergic Asthma. _Click here to download_

(http://www.killerbanshee.com/design/fragrance.html) either one in print

resolution.

 

 

I think the posters are FAB, but I knock off a couple points for using the

word “allergen†in the MCS poster. As we all know, MCS is not an allergy,

it does not have any of the physiological markers of an allergy. But that

criticism aside, this poster rocks. I especially love the part where it

says, “Patient is not a Fragrance Crash Test Dummy. Don’t just ‘come & see

if

it affects the patient.’