If further increase in the coverage wants to be reached, previous studies demonstrated the effectiveness among older population of specifically targeted interventions (for instance special vaccination hours for elderly people, television advertising, and GP's reminder programmes) [ 33].
Where Sky digital viewers can look at programmes for the week ahead, and press one button to get an on-screen reminder when the programme is to air, Sky+ users can use another button to schedule it for recording.
An automated system of reminder emails (reminding participants to log into the programme after a week of inactivity) was also developed, with the aim of improving programme adherence.
Women in enrolled the Ontario Breast Screening Program (OBSP), a population-based breast screening programme sending reminder letters to women due for the next periodic screening, are less likely to fail to receive the next screening, compared to those who receive screening only when and if the PCP refers them to non-OBSP facilities.
Planet Earth BBC1 The Road to Guantanamo C4 The Armstrongs BBC2 Waterloo Road BBC1 Starved ITV4 The perennial return of David Attenborough to his spawning grounds is always a nice reminder of what wildlife programmes were like before reality TV encouraged us to believe that all the best animals reclined on sofas and had personality issues.
During the intervention period, they received monthly telephone reminders to use the programme.
The Royal Court's young writers programme is a reminder that writers need full-time commitment.
It is fashionable to mock Grant Shapps - I've done it myself - but this programme was a reminder that, as long as he avoids talking about hard-working families, he can be an effective communicator.
The flyer also provided an endorsement of screening by CRUK and a reminder that participation in the programme was the recipient's own choice.
The question is prompted by the decision this week by the organisation Inside Justice to list an archive of miscarriage of justice cases going back to the 1950s and to start putting online films from the archives of BBC's Rough Justice and Channel 4's Trial and Error programmes as a reminder of what television used to do to address such wrongs.
