Sentence examples similar to care leaflets from inspiring English sources

Soon after recruitment had ended, we sent each participating site a brief questionnaire designed to obtain feedback on the use of the ProFHER sling care leaflet.

Each participant will be issued with a postoperative care leaflet and advised to lightly shower and wash the area after keeping the dressing and padding dry for 24 h after treatment.

Women in the control group will be provided with anaemia prevention leaflets at 20 weeks' gestation and skin-care leaflets at 30 weeks' gestation.

The participants will receive the anaemia prevention leaflet at 20 weeks' gestation and the skin-care leaflet at 30 weeks' gestation from study staff in a private room designated for study participants.

The skin-care leaflet will cover a basic knowledge of skin conditions during pregnancy, including faster growth of facial and body hair, an increase in freckles, and ways to prevent itching and stretch marks.

Domain D. Education of patients about their headaches and their management is essential for optimal headache care: Information leaflets were not available at all centres, although there were information leaflets in English freely available on the EHF-website [2] and leaflets in six European languages available from LTB [4].

All participating sites completed the post-recruitment survey on the provision of the sling care information leaflets to patients eligible for participation in ProFHER.

With regard to contact details for patients who had a query about their care, some leaflets only listed a main hospital telephone number.

Each letter is enclosed with an information leaflet signed by the Principal Investigator and the Director of Public Health from the local Primary Care Trust (PCT), explaining why the work is important and how it will be used to help improve care (information leaflets available from study website at http://www.kcl.ac.uk/qualycare).ac.uk/qualycare

Hospitals were advised that the ProFHER sling care information leaflet could be replaced by locally available material, if available.

Arthritis Care's leaflet was the only one to include an illness discourse albeit limited and not fully integrated.