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Dash to Panel should be the panel (GNOME)
Personally, I think Dash to Panel would provide GNOME with that better bit of familiarity for Windows-using Staff at The NHS, as it looks more like a Windows 10 Taskbar out-of-the-box, bringing down the panel to the familiar bottom-of-screen position so many people are probably used to using, and it's also compatible with quite a few GNOME Extensions, such as that Menu Replacement (to fix the Menu Buttons issue, go to GNOME Tweaks, Extensions, Dash to Panels, Configure, and DISABLE the Apps Menu button there)
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For the menu, CinnVIIStarkMenu would be a good choice, it provides a Windows-like look to it, and it's easy to set up, just get it from Spices, then copy it from ~(HOME)/.local/share/cinnamon/applets to /usr/share/cinnamon/applets for system-wide use, or use a Package on your own PPA, if you want it continuously updated.
Window List:
While Window List is... alright, IcingTaskManager or CobiWindowList would be potentially better for being Window List Replacements, and are just as easy to set up.
Wallpapers:
Wallpaper Sets can be easily controlled by making and editing XMLs in /usr/share/cinnamon-background-properties
Personally, I think Dash to Panel would provide GNOME with that better bit of familiarity for Windows-using Staff at The NHS, as it looks more like a Windows 10 Taskbar out-of-the-box, bringing down the panel to the familiar bottom-of-screen position so many people are probably used to using, and it's also compatible with quite a few GNOME Extensions, such as that Menu Replacement (to fix the Menu Buttons issue, go to GNOME Tweaks, Extensions, Dash to Panels, Configure, and DISABLE the Apps Menu button there)
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