This email will include an electronic information booklet (Additional file 1: Figure S1) containing information on the background and rationale for the study; general guidelines on achieving optimal workplace activity; specific behaviour change strategies related to the key intervention messages; and, general information about the study procedures and timeline.
Materials for the non-tailored internet and paper groups were the baseline and endpoint surveys for completion and access to the NBCSP consumer information booklet (electronic or paper versions as appropriate).
Together with his collaborator Paul Beaver he produced a series of albums, including the 1967 Nonesuch Guide to Electronic Music, whose accompanying booklet about sine waves and cycles reads like an engineering lecture delivered in a windowless room.
All demographic and questionnaire data were double entered from paper booklets into electronic databases by two separate research staff.
Recruitment tracts are issued in multiple languages, like a 39-page, electronic, English version of a booklet urging women to join the fight against the West.
Thus, the density of information on a page, the choice of a booklet or an electronic tool, and the length and "feel" of the information tool become important.
Findings from another study [ 13] conducted in a rural setting in Pwani Region in Tanzania, which highlighted that it is faster to use electronic protocols than IMCI chart booklet, could not be confirmed.
Clearly, such material should be provided for clinical use in several forms (posters, booklets, and in electronic form) and also should be incorporated in relevant undergraduate textbooks.
The show will omit a few items because the space is smaller, and a booklet, rather than the electronic device used at MONA, identifying each work of art will be distributed to visitors.
