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Patient-tested educational materials are available to order for free to Washington State health care providers, schools and local health agencies. Please note the ordering limits. Printed copies are often limited. Printer-ready files (in PDF format) are also available to download. We encourage you to use this option.

Title Description Ordering Limit Quantity
Bronchitis

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication explains what bronchitis is and why it is not always treated with antibiotics. It also lists common home remedies used to relieve symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
Do You Really Need an Antibiotic?

3.5x8.5 color brochure. This publication helps health care providers talk with patients about the careful use of antibiotics to prevent "super germs," and the importance of always finishing their prescription. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in English
Download in English

50

 

Do You Really Need an Antibiotic?

11x19 color poster. This publication encourages people to talk with their health care providers about the careful and appropriate use of antibiotics. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)

5  
Ear Infection

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication explains what causes ear infections and why they are not always treated with antibiotics. It also lists common home remedies used to relieve symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
Important Information About This Antibiotic: Finish the Whole Bottle

8.5x11 handout. This publication is a reminder insert for pharmacies to include with each antibiotic prescription. It explains why it is so important to finish the entire prescription and not to save or share antibiotics. It also encourages patients to talk with their health care provider or pharmacist. There are 3 inserts on one page - requires cutting. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
Download in English

Out of stock
Only available to download
 
Living with MRSA

 

5.5x8.5 booklet. This publication provides recommendations for learning to control the spread of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) including: self-care, reducing transmission and when to see a healthcare provider. It was a collaborative project between the Department of Health, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, Group Health Cooperative and MultiCare Health System. The intended audience is people diagnosed with MRSA, their families and caregivers.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English or Spanish

50  
Runny Nose

 

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication explains what causes colds and nasal congestion and why cold viruses are not treated with antibiotics. It also lists common home remedies used to relieve symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
Rx for Your Symptoms
 

5.5x8.5 handout. This publication is for health care providers to give to patients with upper respiratory infections when an antibiotic is not appropriate. It includes space for the provider to recommend symptomatic therapies. The back side has a checklist of over-the-counter medications patients can take to relieve their symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
Download in English

Out of stock
Only available to download
Sinus Infection

 

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication explains the causes a sinus infections and why they are not always treated with antibiotics. It also lists common home remedies used to relieve symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
Skin Infections(MRSA)

 

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication describes common antibiotic resistant staph infections, what to do and when to call your doctor. It also includes a message on taking antibiotics only when they are prescribed. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
Sore Throat

 

8.5x11 fact sheet. This publication explains what causes a sore throat and why it is not treated with antibiotics. It also lists common home remedies used to relieve symptoms. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in dual English/Spanish (one side is in English and the other side is in Spanish)
Download in English, Russian, Spanish or Vietnamese

50  
What Can I Do to Fight a Cold, Cough or Sore Throat?

3.5x5.5 brochure. This publication lists generic names and common brand names of over-the-counter medications. Includes information on when to get immediate care and when to call your health care provider. Includes a self care matrix of home remedies and over-the-counter medications for six common symptoms of upper respiratory viral infections. The intended audience is the general public.

Languages:
• Order in English
Download in English

50  


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