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| Category : |
Sexually Transmitted Infections - General |
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| Research Date : |
Tuesday, October 30, 2001 |
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| Description : |
The Queensland Health Chlamydia Programme involved the implementation of gender specific messages, with take away information, in Universities and TAFES in Queensland. 500 Display Points were installe |
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| Abstract : |
In 2001 this programme was evaluated by QQSR. The evaluation involved intercept interviews with a sample of 402 respondents on campus settings.
Just over three quarters (77%) had an unprompted recall of seeing a health related message when they used the toilets. Recall rose to 99% when the remainder of the sample were prompted. 93% of respondents knew that the poster was about chlamydia, and 92% of respondents reported understanding everything they read. |
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| Location : |
Convenience Advertising (Queensland) |
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