Sentence examples for outreach methods from inspiring English sources

Southern Baptist leaders, especially in Missouri, have criticized unconventional church outreach methods, like the Journey's meetings at the Schlafly Bottleworks.

Participants were recruited using street outreach methods, posting of flyers and presentations in community locations.

The purpose of this study is to report outreach methods used to recruit African American adults for participation in an OCD research study.

Rather than having much of the process hidden by a recruiting firm, the marketplace allows employers to see the full pool of candidates for themselves (after the initial vetting), and they can tell pretty quickly whether their outreach methods are effective.

To highlight these approaches for our fellow scientists in the field of environmental science and toxicology and in order to better engage with our own peers, we describe the outreach methods used by the student advisory councils of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) and how we have worked towards an improved social media presence.

Writing in the latest edition of the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, US doctors say: "We should not wait for our patients with skin cancer to come to us when it may be too late, but use research and outreach methods to improve early detection of head and neck melanomas by capitalising on the role of hairdressers and their unique relationship with our potential clients".

By using filters to pinpoint a specific group of influencers, I can ensure that my outreach method is more targeted.

This outreach method is standard for the Salvadoran MOH and has been increasing globally, with the governments of Nepal, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Iran aiming to use door-to-door outreach on a national level.

The primary recruitment outreach method entailed drawing from the GLFHC patient panel by identifying potentially eligible patients who received a mailed letter of invitation, and then telephone recruitment calls from the study community coordinators.

Overall, 87% of participants were recruited by the snowball method, 10% by the RDS method and 3% by the outreach convenience sampling method.

Inform, the London School of Economics-based Infonmation NetwoReligiousigious Movements, has produced an analysis of Kabbalah, which records "criticism from a variety of people and organisations who have accused Berg's centre of 'indiscriminate outreach, aggressive recruitment methods and exploitative treatment of devotees'".