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[HealthLiteracy 2233] FW: spanish language materials on labor andchildbirth?
Rothenberg, Andrea
Andrea.Rothenberg at mountsinai.orgWed Aug 13 06:12:59 EDT 2008
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I'm sure Lisa Bernstein, who developed Baby Basics, will respond to this. I know you are looking for a small booklet, but at least check out Baby Basics from the What to Expect Foundation. In Eng, Spanish and I believe Mandarin.... this is one of the best resources I have come across for low literacy. Accurate, simple, user friendly and colorful. What more can you ask for? Look up the "What to Expect" Foundation. I believe that is the website. Lisa, correct me if I'm wrong!
Andrea Rothenberg
Director
Health Education
Mount Sinai Hospital
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Subject: [HealthLiteracy 2232] spanish language materials on labor andchildbirth?
I'm looking for some Spanish language materials on labor and childbirth. We really need something with pictures and somewhat compact--pamphlet or brochure type thing---maybe a small booklet.
Does anyone know of any source for this?
Thanks,
Melinda Byrns, MLS
Health Sciences Library
Inova Fairfax Hospital
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