Sentence examples for lay publications from inspiring English sources

This includes traditional dissemination, but also includes other methods, for example, instruments and programmes of care implementation, protocols, lay publications, and publicity through factsheets, the media and the Internet.

Doctor stories are not only confined to best sellers or lay publications.

She was a prolific contributor to academic and lay publications, often on the theme of communist subversion.

Among his more than 1,600 professional and lay publications is the The New Living Heart (1997).

The scientist, Dr. Ranjit Kumar Chandra, is internationally known for his many contributions to the field of nutrition, and his work has been widely cited in professional and lay publications alike, including The New York Times.

In 2002, the Government Accountability Office has identified 13 surveys, primarily for lay publications, which attempted to assess consumer behavior related DTC advertising[ 8].

For 43 years, starting in 1900, Russell wrote for the lay publication Scientific American.

A lay publication (Jacobson 2003) and earlier reports (Bubenik et al. 2001; Bubenik and Jacobson, 2002) of unusually high incidence of cryptorchidism in SBTD led to the current study.

We defined influential experts as people with experience of working in a field directly related to breast screening in Australia and who had influence through one or more of: senior service delivery; academic or lay publication; membership of government or professional advisory committee; senior position in non-government breast screening organisation or consumer group.

Together we can develop rigorous new methods to include patients in selecting therapies, protocol design, recruitment, feedback, lay summaries, publications, and assessment of value.

The result of all these efforts lies in publications, particularly in textual format.