Sentence examples for leaflets were available from inspiring English sources
Oral and written information was given to each driver; information leaflets were available in 12 languages.
Participants identified particular problems for the many isolated villages where people were less aware of how to address health problems: few families had access to mass media and few leaflets were available; schools were less well developed with consequently lower child and adult literacy levels and it was sometimes hard to explain technical concepts in the local language.
Although patient information leaflets were available in a variety of languages during the pilot, two GPs whose practices covered large ethnic minority populations did notice increase in patient numbers: " Well I mean there was a fair amount of work involved because patients would bring all these forms to us and say 'what's this?' because you know a lot of our Asian patients don't speak English.
Leaflets are available in courts and police stations.
Leaflets are available to order by emailing [email protected] and the website has materials that can be downloaded.
Local council leaflets are available in the waiting room and their practice leaflet has contact information for e.g. the Stroke Association.
Other health professionals contribute towards informing the target group: posters and leaflets are available at well baby clinics and with primary care physicians.
More detailed protocols and advice leaflets are available online at http://www.fractureclinicredesign.org During a one-year period from October 2011 to September 2012, there were 6385 patients treated using this new protocol.
A members' list leaflet is available from Post Office Box 1662, Buena Vista, Colo.
A single set of the cards and an air-carrier leaflet are available free from the Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association, 75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Jackson Heights, N.Y.
Writer also adds that his 64-page leaflet is available, and is only trying to stress an appropriate respect and love for the American canned good, which is not, and never will be, Japanese.
