The phrase "awareness booklet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a booklet designed to raise awareness about a specific topic or issue.
Example: "The organization distributed an awareness booklet to educate the community about the importance of mental health."
Alternatives: "information pamphlet" or "educational brochure".
This game can be packaged together with a short biodiversity-awareness booklet that will serve as a real-life guide for this video game.
By 2002, their portfolio included a Guinness World Record-holding one-second advertisement produced for Leo Burnett Worldwide, and a depression-awareness booklet for the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust.
In the analysis adjusting for baseline characteristics, the odds ratios (ORs) for breast cancer awareness for the booklet vs usual care and the PEP Intervention vs usual care were larger (booklet vs usual care: OR 2.8, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.9 9.1; PEP Intervention vs usual care: OR 12.2, 95% CI 3.8 38) than for the unadjusted results.
Of the three components of breast cancer awareness, the interaction plus booklet and the booklet alone had the most marked effect on knowledge of age-related risk.
This group developed a hazard awareness orientation PowerPoint presentation and booklet to provide field-accessible safety awareness information in a worker-friendly format.
To that end, young people are hitting the streets, handing out booklets about AIDS awareness to their peers.
Patients and partners identified a number of benefits to using these booklets, including increased awareness of challenges to prepare for, facilitated independent coping, increased hope that something can help you 'pull through', provided a sense of normality, connected patients and partners to people and services and complemented support received from healthcare professionals.
We have shown that our intervention, a 10-min interaction with a health professional plus a booklet, promotes breast cancer awareness in older women after 12 months.
The PEP Intervention, a 10-min interaction with a health professional plus a booklet, promotes breast cancer awareness in older women more, and for longer, than any other intervention of its kind.
The information booklet, flip charts for the adults' awareness classes, and card games for the children's awareness classes were designed by the first author (MD), pre-tested on appropriate but substitute target populations, and modified before training of resource persons.
The Pictorial Canada food guide, healthy eating booklet, food pyramid pamphlet and awareness programmes are some of the examples of health messages that are conveyed to people to promote healthy eating.
