Anecdotally, we became aware at dissemination events that healthcare professionals from outside of the study region had accessed draft booklets via the study website, but had not left feedback or completed the optional survey, and in the absence of other appropriate resources had already begun to adapt the draft booklets for local use.
One such pioneer, Shahina Siddiqui, has drafted a booklet for mosque leaders on how to make mosques more "sister friendly" and is now circulating it to Muslim scholars for their feedback.
This show includes about 90 objects by Ms. Trockel, most from the last decade; the exception is a large selection of some 130 handmade drafts for booklets and magazines — most of them unrealized — that she has produced since the 1970s, and that nicely showcase her considerable skills at drawing and collage, and her way with language.
The council is now drafting a longer booklet that will urge Muslims to appreciate the freedoms they enjoy in Britain, and to act as responsible citizens; and Imam Abduljalil Sajid, a Brighton-based cleric, will be sending an "anti-terrorist" sermon to be read out in mosques all over the country.But if the clerics are to rid British Islam of sympathy for terrorism, they have a long way to go.
At each step in the development process, members of our research team, including primary care physicians and researchers specializing in PCa screening education, reviewed and modified drafts of the booklet.
On an unrelated visit to a children's community nursing service in England, healthcare professionals were found to be working with draft My Choices booklets, thereby reinforcing the need to produce and evaluate high quality children's palliative care information resources.
The final draft QPL was a booklet titled 'Asking questions can help: an aid for people seeing the PC team' (see Appendix A).
We provided them with both the draft form of the booklet and a list of website features to include or avoid, based on our review of several existing health websites.
