Territory briefs
We cannot publish a client’s hospital list. We can show the kinds of plates that leave Brown Candover: coverage at trust level, workload bars, and the first page of a compliance companion. If this resembles the argument in your brand-plan meeting, request a briefing.
A representative’s week in a sparse postcode district is not a neat polygon. This plate shows drive time bands from a home base, with hospital sites marked as points rather than coloured counties. We use it when a “fair split” on paper would put Thursday in the sea.
Current legal names of trusts, sites that still appear under old letterheads in call files, and a note where two representatives share a specialty secretary. The plate is dated. A merger the following month is a new job.
The first page of a compliance companion lists certified leave-pieces that may travel with the named geography. Uncertified reprints stay in the cupboard. We write this only from your materials matrix; we do not invent copy.
Drafts come back with questions: why this account is called monthly, why a community provider sits on a hospital list, why contracted hours do not match the bar. The final pack keeps the answers, not the sarcasm.