It represents a cost-effective, empowering, noninvasive technique to increase awareness of breast composition in these high-risk women.
"Our effective work empowering African-American and low-income voters made us a target," she said.
Johnson's legacy symbolizes how government can be effective in empowering people to improve their circumstances.
Providing opportunities for patients to educate young Aboriginal people about kidney disease prevention may be highly effective and empowering.
This method provides health education, based on dialogue and local problem solving, which is more effective and empowering than the message giving approach [ 88].
Although these approaches appear to be effective at empowering residents to improve their home environment, they are also costly to implement and unlikely to be sustainable by a large public housing authority as a component of routine pest control operations.
Understanding how children of different age groups process information, how they perceive, learn from, conceptualize and act upon what they see and hear, will go a long way in ensuring that what – and how – we communicate with children, is effective and empowering.
For community participation to be effective and empowering there is an overarching need for health planners and programme developers to engage with rank-and-file community members in dialogue about service provision, where local knowledge is taken as seriously as expert knowledge.
While it is tempting to use emotional storytelling to show the significance of a charitable cause, it is more effective to empower the audience.
Third, the SDMM is integrated in a proactive communication approach, in which early and effective information empowers family members and provides them with the ability to understand the patient's situation and to perceive satisfactorily the goals of care.
Social entrepreneurship, for-profit social enterprises and transparent micro-finance institutions are more effective ways of empowering communities and closing the poverty gap.
