Headline section in patient information leaflets: Does it improve reading performance and perception?

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2016. Do Patients Use a Headline Section in a Leaflet to Find Key Information About Their Medicines? Findings From a User-Test Study. Therapeutic Innovation & Regulatory Science 50:5 ► pp. 581 ff.

Fuchs, Jörg

2020. Design Science with a Focus on User-Centred Evaluation of Written Information. In Communicating about Risks and Safe Use of Medicines, ► pp. 333 ff.

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2019. Development and evaluation of user-tested Thai patient information leaflets for non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: Effect on patients’ knowledge. PLOS ONE 14:1 ► pp. e0210395 ff.

Meloncon, Lisa K.

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Pander Maat, Henk, Leo Lentz, David K. Raynor & Francesco Pappalardo

2015. How to Test Mandatory Text Templates: The European Patient Information Leaflet. PLOS ONE 10:10 ► pp. e0139250 ff.

Zhao, Jianan, Yun Chen, Ting Han & Stephen Westland

2020. Designing Effective Warnings about Addiction on the Patient Information Leaflet of Over-the-Counter Codeine Sold in England to University Students. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17:15 ► pp. 5490 ff.

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