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Top tips for selecting a target population group for your research study
Here at Luto, we conduct studies on behalf of our clients to find out whether different types of health communications meet individual’s needs. The types of studies we conduct depend on the product or information that we are testing – and the particular feedback needed by the client. We typically recruit two types of participants: […]
Read moreTop tips for one to one interviews with children and young people
At Luto, we usually interview adults (people aged 18 and over) on our projects. However, we sometimes work with children and young people, when the materials are aimed at this age group. This requires a slightly different style of interviewing and certain factors need to be taken into consideration before an interview can be conducted. […]
Read moreTop tips for conducting 1:1 research interviews
One to one interviews help us understand if health communications meet the needs of the people they are created for. They allow us to get direct feedback from ‘real people’. If something has not been understood during an interview, the interviewer can work to find out why – potential improvements could also be discussed. Luto have […]
Read moreTop tips for proof reading documents
Proof reading is an important tool that we use at Luto. Whether we’re working on developing a patient information leaflet or writing a study report, proof reading is key to producing high quality, error free work. If you need to proof your own or somebody else’s work, take a look at our ‘Top tips for […]
Read moreTop tips for writing clear information
Writing and designing clear health information is what Luto is all about. We believe that producing clear, understandable information empowers the user. So when working on a document, we apply readability best practice and techniques that we have developed over many years of experience. There are a few simple things that you can do to […]
Read moreTop tips for recruiting the public for your research project
Here at Luto, our Project Assistants are often responsible for recruiting members of the general public to take part in our studies. Our studies may be in the form of face-to-face interviews or a survey, to see whether different types of health communications meet individual’s needs. Depending upon the kind of study, there might be […]
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