Sentence examples for current leaflets from inspiring English sources
More practical proposals included scripts on what parents should be told, especially when handling contentious scenarios such as non-paternity; a leaflet for parents of SCD carriers (similar to the current CF leaflet); simplification of current leaflets; and review of when (timing) parents are told what the bloodspot test is for.
The current leaflet provided with another brand of the drug, made by Wockhardt, clearly highlights risks to any unborn child including spina bifida, congenital abnormalities and delayed development.
Although current study leaflets still promise "strict confidentiality" to study participants, some authors conclude that anonymity is already a thing of the past [ 15].
Participants were randomised to one of the three formats of overdiagnosis information that are in the current NHS leaflet.
The current NHS leaflet for breast cancer screening indicates that a woman is three times more likely to experience overdetection than to avoid death from breast cancer by participating in the screening programme.
All the current students offering leaflets and a tour around the library don't necessarily doing it out of the kindness of their hearts.
They were asked to read the relevant pages of the current NHS breast screening leaflet 28 to remind them of the information currently provided about benefits and risks of screening, which includes a statement on overdiagnosis ('Screening can find cancers which are treated but which may not otherwise have been found during your lifetime').
20 At present, including this information is a problem, because of the current requirement that the leaflet is based on the SmPC.
There is continuing concern that patient information leaflets, tailored to current regulatory requirements, fail to meet patients' needs.
Current German or UK package leaflets do not contain an explicit notice that the listing of side effects does not imply that they are caused by the drug.
The objective of the user test in line with current European guidance for patient leaflets, 11 is for 90% of participants to find the information in the document, and of those, 90% to be able to show that they have understood it.
