Informational letters, informed consent forms and questionnaires were available in different languages, and in each hospital we recruited bilingual research assistants to provide patients with oral translations.
Daniel van Benthuysen Hempstead, N.Y., April 27, 2010 The writer is an assistant professor of informational graphics and visual journalism at Hofstra University.
These interventions included an informational meeting for all medical assistants in one district and individual contacts with resisting medical assistants in two districts.
A research assistant then mailed an informational letter to the child's parent to inform them about the study.
"Ask my assistant, I give two informational interviews a week," she said.
She is an editorial assistant in New York for MyJewishLearning.com, an informational Web site about Judaism and Jewish life.
Patricia A. Millett, an assistant solicitor general, said that an informational checkpoint differed significantly from the narcotics-search checkpoint that the court found unconstitutional in a decision three years ago, City of Indianapolis v. Edmond.
Of the 378 families who were sent the informational letter, a total of 234 were contacted by a research assistant, and 26 of them were found to be ineligible.
David M. Huebner, an assistant professor of clinical psychology at the University of Utah, has just produced an informational video, "Lead With Love," that gives parents concrete examples of how to respond when their children come out to them.
Parents/caregivers received an informational letter about the study, followed by telephone or direct contact with a research assistant.
Men in the intervention groups watched one of our informational videos and then were guided through a coaching session by a trained research assistant.
