Public Engagement on Facilitating Access to Antiviral Medications and Information in an Influenza Pandemic: Workshop Series Summary (2012)
Chapter: Appendix: Recruitment Flyer
Participant recruitment was primarily the responsibility of the local organizations with whom the Institute of Medicine planning committee partnered.1 As part of the development of the workshop materials, the planning committee provided each local partner with the flyer below to use as a foundation for its individual recruitment efforts in order to standardize certain common recruitment messages. Each local partner then adapted the basic flyer using its respective location and logistical details.
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1The following is a list of the local partners by workshop location—Fort Benton, Montana: Montana State University, Choteau County Extension, Chouteau County Public Health; Chattanooga, Tennessee: Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department; Los Angeles, California: Healthy African American Families II, Department of Public Health–Los Angeles County.
IN A FLU PANDEMIC,
HOW COULD WE GET
LIFE-SAVING MEDICINES TO THE PUBLIC?
Your Voice Matters!
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WHO: |
General public ages 18 or older (must be comfortable speaking English) |
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WHEN: |
[Date and time] |
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WHERE: |
[City] (details upon registration) |
Participants will receive a $50 stipend
Lunch and refreshments will be served
You Must Preregister!!
For more information, please call [name] at [number] or e-mail
[address]
