Sentence examples for shared booklets from inspiring English sources
In Pakistan, female facilitators shared booklets and audiotapes on safe motherhood with support groups of women, while male facilitators shared the same materials with their husbands; a follow-up survey found that women in intervention clusters were three times more likely than other women to get ANC during the first two trimesters [ 27].
Booklet One: Sharing the Stage Booklet Two: All aBoard!
The results of the research were disseminated in booklets and shared with stakeholders and decision-makers in the local community.
The booklet is shared among household members, promotes discussion, and is referred to when questions arise or during emergencies.
The booklet is shared and discussed among household and community members through a number of channels and clearly informs and influences household practices and decision-making.
Krones et al. conducted a randomized trial to assess the effect of an intervention including a paper-based CVD risk calculator and information booklet on shared decision-making between patients and physicians in a primary care setting.
Copies of booklets were also shared with delegates.
The information will be placed on the project's webpage and published in an information booklet to be shared locally and with visitors.
In the self-assessment group (n=488), the nurse taught the patient how to calculate his/her Disease Activity Score which had to be reported on a booklet to be shared with the treating rheumatologist.
The qualitative findings as case studies were also shared through a simple Hindi booklet for rural women in Uttar Pradesh to read out and discuss at village meetings [ 32], towards building a set of recommendations which the MSAM presented to the UP Health Minister in 2010.
At these centres information is shared through television, posters, sharing of booklets, and use of flip books by the counsellors etc. Purpose/Objective: The effectiveness of these materials would be assessed in terms of the availability, relevance, usage, understanding and recall of the messages, appropriateness, appeal, impact, gaps etc.
