To ensure the proper use of the assessment booklet and to avoid loss of data due to non-returned booklets, a blinded assessor will contact all patients by telephone 9 and 22 days after the consultation with the GP to collect patient's answers from the 1st week and 3rd week assessments, respectively.
We chose to separate the two booklets in order to avoid over-burdening the respondents.
Designing booklets require, for example, to avoid fatigue effects when too many items need to be handled (Hohensinn et al. 2008), or to keep a strong linkage between booklets when more than one is applied (Graham et al. 2006).
All booklets were kept with AH to avoid dissemination to other clinics or PDwS allocated to the control group.
Each drug should come with an instruction booklet explaining dosage, side-effects, and things to avoid.
To avoid position effects, we used a booklet-design (Frey et al. 2009).
Patients were given a booklet with information about which foods to eat and which to avoid.
Designed to teach activists and journalists how to avoid careless behaviors that could endanger them and those around them, the booklet, now online, also offers guidelines on what to do in case of arrest and how to mitigate the consequences of incarceration.
Given preferences across the professional groups derived from the focus groups, a booklet format was chosen and it was also decided that the IDEAS chart would be designed to be of sufficient length to avoid supplementary charts (eg, specific charts for medications such as warfarin or insulin, and repetitive transcriptions from one chart to another due to space running out).
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