However, in other circumstances, for example in studies targeting individuals with chronic diseases (where national registries containing contact information exist) or in studies employing setting-based recruitment methods (such as workplaces) it may be possible to personalise recruitment materials and doing so may help to boost response rates [ 11– 11].
These interventions also encouraged participants to identify social support and provided personalised, printed educational materials and recipes to aid behavioural change.
A short presentation explained the proposed intervention and the intervention materials (patient information leaflet, assessment form, personalised health plan) were provided.
In the usual practice arm, the offer will consist of a mailed, personalised (by name and address) invitation to screen and will include printed educational material in the form of the NBCSP consumer information booklet.
Additive manufacturing (AM) technologies, where objects are constructed via a series of sub-millimetre layers of a substrate material, may present the opportunity to overcome these limitations and allow novel devices to be produced that are highly personalised for the individual, both in terms of fit and functionality.
Frequently, they are personalised.
Many offer personalised homepages.
The material is textbook stuff: Bauhaus and a dogmatic Swiss bloke called Le Corbusier, Braun and a "young idealist" called Dieter Rams, Charles and Ray Eames, right up to Apple and personalised computing.
"It has got personalised.
