Sentence examples for bowel campaign from inspiring English sources

GR co-authored the evaluation report on the regional BCOC bowel campaign.

Results from the national bowel campaign evaluation suggest that the campaign was seen as relevant across the socioeconomic spectrum.

The bowel campaign was then repeated in August and September 2012, although with less media spend than the first campaign.

Both campaigns targeted those from lower socioeconomic groups aged over 50 (55+ for the bowel campaign) and their key influencers (friends and family).

For the bowel campaign, the percentage increase in GP visits for men was significantly greater than the increase for women (37% vs 22% P=0.004), with no gender difference in the change in attendances for control symptoms.

There was a significantly greater increase in attendances for patients aged 50 years or more for bowel campaign symptoms in practices in the most-deprived quintile compared with practices in the least-deprived quintile (72% vs 18% P<0.001).

In conclusion, the results indicate that the BCOC national lung and bowel campaigns have been associated, and encourage people with relevant symptoms to visit their GP, have been associated with improved public awareness of campaign-targeted symptoms across all population groups.

Data from awareness surveys undertaken with samples of the target audience (n=1245/1140 pre-/post-bowel campaign and n=1412/1246 pre-/post-lung campaign) and Read-code data extracted from a selection general practitioner (GP) practices (n=355 for bowel and n=486 for lung) were analysed by population subgroups.

Similarly, a Swiss study found that a bowel cancer campaign led to increased newspaper coverage confined to the campaign period.

After which the summer recess should leave plenty of time to peruse his groaning portfolio of charity projects, which include a £300,000 Ugandan football academy, police-backed drives against knife and gun crime, Aids awareness in Sierra Leone and Cancer Research UK's bowel cancer campaign.

In one instance, knowledge of the bowel cancer campaign prompted a patient to push the GP to take their symptoms more seriously (Table 1, quote 31).