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Illustrated print materials for health and family planning education
M B Moore1, M Sørensen, C F Adebajo
1Program for Appropriate Technology in Health PATH, Washington, DC 20036.
World Health Forum
|January 1, 1990
Abstract:
Printed materials meant to convey health messages are apt to make a more striking and lasting impression on their audience if they are well illustrated. But coming up with good illustrations takes time, effort and care. The Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) has found that the best way of ensuring that illustrations will be understood and accepted is to develop them with the help of representatives of the target audience.
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