CTAs
SPARK TSL - Turquoise Button (Template for cloning) - Class name: turquoise
SPARK TSL - Turquoise Button, Transparent BG on hover (Template for cloning) - Class names: turquoise transparent-hov
SPARK TSL - White Button (Template for cloning) - Class name: white
SPARK TSL - Blue Button (Template for cloning) - Class name: blue
SPARK TSL - Transparent Bg/Turquoise Text (Template for cloning) - Class name: transparent-turq-text
SPARK TSL - Transparent Bg/White Text (Template for cloning) - Class name: transparent-white-text
Each of the above CTAs has been created as a template to clone from when creating a new CTA. This will ensure that the CTA styles and previews are consistent throughout the site.
If you need to re-style an existing legacy CTA, you can open it in the editor, set the button style to "Link (No style)" and then add one of the above classes to automatically apply all corresponding styling (including hover effects).
You may notice that the above template CTAs all have some additional CSS styling which has been set in the editor. This styling is applied only to the preview, for reference purposes. Only a class name is required to apply the styling on an actual page.
Improving patient experience
No one wants to spend any more time in hospital than they have to. We aim to engage and entertain patients and visitors in hospitals to boost wellbeing and faster recovery.
No one wants to spend any more time in hospital than they have to. We aim to engage and entertain patients and visitors in hospitals to boost wellbeing and faster recovery.
12%
of the total food waste generated in the UK comes from the NHS and private hospitals.
Making healthcare carbon neutral
SPARK® TSL allows Trusts to operate more sustainably to achieve the net zero target by 2040 through digital transformation.
Mainstream digitally-enabled care across all areas of the NHS is possible using SPARK® products to entertain and inform patients, digitalise prescribing and meal ordering services and reduce waiting times, bed blocking and unnecessary clinical waste.
I had nothing when I was admitted to hospital. I was taken to a new trauma unit where everything seemed brand new – including the unit next to my bed. I’d seen older versions of these but never used one myself. It was on and rolling some sort of intro screen which made me touch it as it showed the Netflix app, which is what I went on to watch for the next 3 hours while I waited to see a nurse. After a while, a doctor came to me, tapped his device to the screen and then was showing me information about my health. That was pretty cool to have all my records right there and I actually understood what was happening. That was so valuable to me and actually put me at ease. After the doctor left, I played around on the unit and found so much more information about my care and went on to watch specific videos about my diagnosis. I didn’t have to Google big words or guess my condition, it was just there, completely tailored to me.
Length of stay in hospitals rose to 8.3 days in 2022
The length of an average patient stay in UK hospitals increased from 7.3 days in 2019 to 8.3 days in 2022.
Many patients are only admitted to wards with what they’ve got on them, which usually includes a smartphone. With this in mind, hospital WiFi must be accessible to every patient to reduce the chance of feeling isolated throughout their stay — while also empowering patients to feel in control of their healthcare experience.
But there’s so much more to offer over WiFi…
And that’s where SPARK® Media comes in
Reduce the risk of loneliness and anxiety in patients
Reduce the risk of loneliness and anxiety in patients
Reduce the risk of loneliness and anxiety in patients
75% of patients want digital healthcare services
So let’s work together to give it to them, all while optimising NHS processes.
