Keele University Maternity Centre
Keele University Maternity Centre are part of Keele University Hospital, providing maternity services for the North Staffordshire area.
This sequence of slides introduces some of the emergency equipment available in the maternity centre as well as examples of how to accurately diagnose specific types of maternity emergency events.
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Nick Cvetkovic, Sales Director of Retail & Sports SystemsOur story is now told in a way that really helps to demonstrate our core values. It was well worth reworking our messaging. The finished presentation communicates across all channels – audience members don’t need to be technically proficient to understand it and the benefits of working with us.
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Vincent Thompson
9:55 am, July 18th, 2009
I really like these 3 slides, describe perfectly what m62 do!
#2
Hossam Elsaeed
8:59 am, March 18th, 2010
plz send this presentation to me :)
#3
Jessica Pyne
12:27 pm, March 18th, 2010
Sorry Hossam, but we cannot distribute these slides without the permission of the organisation who submitted them. If you would like to see what we can do with your existing presentation, you can submit some of your own slides to our PowerPoint clinic.
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chinakui
4:11 am, June 26th, 2010
Please send me a copy. Thanks a lot.
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Jessica Pyne
10:24 am, June 28th, 2010
I’m sorry Chinakui, but as these slides belong to the Keele University we are unable to send these out. Check out the rest of our PowerPoint slides for ones that are available to download.
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Janet Bornemann
6:38 pm, November 4th, 2010
I like the use of very simple graphics, particularly the outlined body with the animated blood level change. I also like the use of the map which is much more memorable than listing the different locations within the hospital.
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Jessica Pyne
12:09 pm, November 9th, 2010
Thanks, Jan – the use of simple graphics is a great way to engage audiences, as it makes it easy for them to assimilate the information – whilst still keeping their attention.