Participants are briefly instructed on the use of the EDGE platform by the research nurse and are provided with a brief information booklet giving details of its use.
The rationale for this revision, in part, was that even a brief DA booklet is too long for the clinical encounter.
Pamphlet, brief booklet; in the UNESCO definition, it is an unbound publication that is not a periodical and contains no fewer than 5 and no more than 48 pages, exclusive of any cover.
The approach is unapologetically focused on big tunes, melody being, the brief booklet notes suggest, "the language of the soul".
The Download festival in Derby was praised for offering carbon offsetting to the audience and distributing an artists' briefing booklet to performers, encouraging them to minimise their own carbon footprint.
The utility of a brief self-help booklet provided at assessment for alcohol treatment was evaluated using a quasi-experimental design (booklet provided to all clients for one month at a time, interspersed by one month of no booklets, for a 6-month period).
This study tested a brief treatment combining booklets and telephone support to help parents deal with discipline problems among young children (2 5 years).
This booklet provides a brief summary of issues germane to girls' education, including learning processes that support or undermine girls' achievement, ways in which curricula can include or exclude girls and types of learning environments that enable girls to thrive.
Participants are randomized by squadron to receive either a standard smoking-cessation booklet, a new motivation-based booklet designed specifically for USAF personal, or the latter booklet combined with a brief, face-to-face motivational session.
(Focus group discussion) "The booklet is just a brief introduction, it doesn't have detailed contents.
