Introducing Uniform Policies

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In a medical environment, it is necessary to implement a dress code policy so that employees meet health and safety requirements and appear professional to patients. Medical professionals working in a clinical setting need to wear attire that helps minimise the risk of cross-infection and accidents. The same health and safety requirements will still apply to practising clinicians, but a private clinic offering a discreet, high-quality service will also need all customer-facing personnel to reflect the first-class standard of customer service in their appearance.
The aesthetic medicine specialty is concerned with the improvement of a patient’s appearance and with increasing a patient’s contentment with their own image. All businesses need their customer-facing employees to represent and promote the company’s core values. In an aesthetic clinic where the guiding principles are to deliver…

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