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Institutional licence packages
Choose a package according to the resources and presentation your organisation needs. All packages are quoted individually. The annual licence names the institution, locations, domains and permitted channels; additional locations and wider distribution are agreed separately.
Visual
Medical illustrations and 3D animations for use within the agreed consultations, patient materials and digital channels. Includes the agreed existing language versions, a file inventory and implementation guidance. Price on request.
Digital
Everything in Visual, plus the online Decision Guide and patient e-learning. Delivery may combine supplied files, hosted access and embeds. Access arrangements and platform requirements are recorded in the proposal. Price on request.
Partner
Everything in Digital, with white-label presentation for one agreed institutional brand, logo and contact details, an implementation meeting and an agreed review of the branded materials. Additional brands, locations and adaptations are quoted separately. Price on request.
Books and ongoing use
Printed books are optional with every package and are quoted by quantity and language. Existing-content corrections are included during the licence term; new products, new translations and substantial adaptations are separately agreed. Renewal and the handling of material after expiry are set out in the agreement.
Questions about this resource
Is Partner a multi-hospital licence by default?
No. Partner adds institutional branding and implementation support. The number of institutions, sites and domains must still be specified in the quotation.
Does white-label mean we can change all the content?
No. Branding and permitted adaptations are documented in advance. Medical content changes and removal or relocation of author attribution require agreement.
These educational materials support conversations with the treating team. They do not replace individual medical advice, clinical assessment or the consent process.