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Health Promotion Practice, 2004
The Community Asthma Program was designed to increase awareness of asthma among urban residents and to bring more people into available care. Educational sessions with patients indicated that many adults struggle with the complicated demands of managing a chronic disease. At the same time, however, a good deal of the written materials meant to provide
Rima E, Rudd +6 more
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The Community Asthma Program was designed to increase awareness of asthma among urban residents and to bring more people into available care. Educational sessions with patients indicated that many adults struggle with the complicated demands of managing a chronic disease. At the same time, however, a good deal of the written materials meant to provide
Rima E, Rudd +6 more
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European Journal of Law Reform, 2018
Plain Language: A Promising Tool for Quality Legislation The hypothesis of this article is that plain language drafting with innovative drafting techniques can improve the quality of legislation. Further to this, the article tries to prove that quality legislation can also make the law more accessible to its general audience.
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Plain Language: A Promising Tool for Quality Legislation The hypothesis of this article is that plain language drafting with innovative drafting techniques can improve the quality of legislation. Further to this, the article tries to prove that quality legislation can also make the law more accessible to its general audience.
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2018
At the conclusion of the Routledge Handbook of Disability Arts, Culture, and Media, editors Bree Hadley and Donna McDonald offer a plain language summary of the concepts and arguments in each chapter in the collection, to invite the widest community possible into the conversations that unfold in the book.
Hadley, Bree, McDonald, Donna
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At the conclusion of the Routledge Handbook of Disability Arts, Culture, and Media, editors Bree Hadley and Donna McDonald offer a plain language summary of the concepts and arguments in each chapter in the collection, to invite the widest community possible into the conversations that unfold in the book.
Hadley, Bree, McDonald, Donna
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