Commercial Printing of the Leaflets

If you would like to order large print run numbers of any of the leaflets, please direct your enquiry to our printers:

Mr Tony Hobbs
Information Press Ltd
Southfield Road
Eynsham
OXFORD OX29 4JB
tel: 01865 882588
email: thobbs@informationpress.com
website: www.informationpress.com

Arrangements have been made with Information Press to process orders from NHS Trusts, customising the leaflets with Trust details as necessary. The following scale of prices allows you to order additional copies and is inclusive of your customised name and address.

Copies are normally dispatched within 28 working days of Information Press acknowledging receipt of the order. Please note that payment by cheque or credit card is required with the order and VAT is not applicable.

Delivery to a single UK address is included.

Specialist printing advice

Do the files comply with the guidelines in the NHS Toolkit?
Yes. When our A4 Word files are reduced to A5 booklets - using any modern photocopier's 'booklet' programme – the font size approximates to Arial 12 point, and so the resulting booklet complies with all the NHS Toolkit and other guidelines. The original A4 page can be used as a large print version.

Can I make any changes to the text in the booklets?
Anaesthesia explained, Rees Bear has an anaesthetic, Davy the Detective and General Anaesthesia: A brief guide for young people have been certified by Plain English. To maintain the crystal mark and the RCoA, AAGBI and APAGBI crests, the text has to remain unchanged.

If you wish to make changes to the text in any of the other leaflets and keep the RCoA and AAGBI crests, you will need to contact the Patient Information Unit with details of the proposed changes for approval.

Can I use portions of the text in our own hospital leaflet?
Yes, accompanied by the following acknowledgement and a reference to where the original leaflet can be found:

"This publication includes text taken from The Royal College of Anaesthetists’ (RCoA) leaflet ‘insert title here, followed by year’ but the RCoA has not reviewed this as a whole".