Laboratory communications toolkit : a resource to create meaningful messages
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Laboratory communications toolkit : a resource to create meaningful messages

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  • Corporate Authors:
    Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services (U.S.). Division of Laboratory Systems.
  • Description:
    Communicating complex laboratory information to various audiences, including individuals who may not have a laboratory background, is challenging.

    Clinical and public health laboratories can use this toolkit to translate complex information into user-friendly messages for various audiences. The toolkit contains information on health communication tools and plain language tips, as well as a Laboratory Communications Planner Template, Plain Language Checklist, and additional resources to optimize communication with your target audience.

    This toolkit is based on the OneLab Webinar “Principles in Plain Language: Communication for Laboratory Professionals” and reviews principles, tools, and resources commonly used to develop plain language communications for various audiences. Review your laboratory's communication policies and procedures for site-specific requirements.

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    laboratory-communications-toolkit_5_31_2022_508.pdf

  • Content Notes:
    Introduction -- Clear Communication - Tools of the Trade -- Laboratory Communication Planner Templates -- Know Your Target Audience -- Plain Language Tips -- Design Feature Examples -- Plain Language Checklist -- Laboratory Communications Resources.
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    OneLab
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    Pamphlet (or booklet)
  • Pages in Document:
    20 numbered pages
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