In line with Ende and colleagues [ 28], this indicates that patients have a strong interest in being well informed.
In their experience the vast majority of parents they had spoken to appeared to be interested in and well informed about the HPV programme and believed that their daughter would be better off vaccinated to reduce the risk from cervical cancer.
The content of brief interventions changed over the period of study, although not in ways well informed by research advances, and there were also obvious continuities, with a renewed emphasis on the facilitation of self-change being one important consequence of the development of internet applications.
However, most patients were satisfied with the level of information in general and felt well informed, particularly when written information was followed up verbally.
In this new age of information and the latest breakthroughs in wellness, we have been well informed and many are now becoming more accountable for the care of our children's health.
Most notably they profit from the so-called yen-carry trade, an arcane but powerful investment strategy in which the well informed benefit from periodic bouts of weakness in the Japanese yen.
The answer, he said, was that despite its prominence in the news, the debate about MI6 was not well informed, and "in today's open society, no government institution is given the benefit of the doubt all the time".
In addition, being well informed and having open communication was considered important: 'Everything has to be clearly explained' (patient 9) and 'I want to be informed well in a way I understand' (patient 14).
The book deals with hazards that are commonly recognized as well as some for which the public is, in general, not well informed.
By the time he returned to the Netherlands in 1860, he was well informed about conditions in the Indies.
