I would enjoy seeing this also!

I do similar work but with special education topics.

Thanks,
Joan
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At 01:29 PM 2/4/2008, you wrote:

>Does anyone have an SOP or written guidelines for producing/reviewing

>lay language versions of published, scientific journal articles?  I'm

>doing this now with a small project, but am curious about how other

>organizations have approached this.  An added interest is to clarify the

>role of lay committee members as reviewers, not writers.  ;-)

>

>Thanks

>

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