She was indicted for mailing materials advocating birth control, but the charges were dropped in 1916.
When mailing materials, a confidential form is used to protect personal information.
IEP was able to connect the PCBs in its wastewater with inks on the paper it recycles, much of it newspapers, magazines, mailing materials, and packaging.
However, these interventions designed by health professionals are generally more intensive and occasionally include support personnel such as experts on physical activity, who complement the intervention through personal interviews, phone calls or even mailed material [ 10, 11, 45].
To identify strengths and weaknesses of nutrition education via telephone calls as part of a larger stage-of-change tailored intervention with mailed materials.
Specifically, mailed materials are culturally modified, individually-tailored and motivationally targeted based on responses to monthly mailed tailoring questionnaires.
At least one week prior to the telephone interview, potential respondents were mailed materials to refer to during the interview.
Participants typically receive supplemental mailed materials and may also have access to online intervention materials or even text-based messaging support.
The current study was not designed to track actual exposure to the mailed materials, leaving open the research question concerning the effectiveness of whether tailored mailed patient education materials increase statin adherence.
Multimodal contacts (i.e., in-person, telephone, and mailed materials) will be used to deliver the intervention from late pregnancy (29 weeks gestation) to 12 months postpartum.
Each of the interventions delivered 7 installments (1 workbook followed by 6 newsletters) of mailed materials over a 1-year period.
