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["Lucero, Peggy A. NMIMC Contractor" <palucero -at- US -dot- MED -dot- NAVY -dot- MIL>]

Anyone know of studies/articles that discuss how to get users to read your
help documentation?

I've written new user guides for various sections of a naval medical website
and am now trying to determine best practice/method to get our user
community to read them!

Thanks,

Peggy A Lucero 
ATS 
NMIMC 
NMO
https://navalmedicine.med.navy.mil <http://navalmedicine.med.navy.mil>
8901 Wisconsin Avenue 
Bldg 27 
Bethesda, MD  20889 
v 301 319-1188 office Mon.-Tues.
301 530-0967 offsite Wed.-Fri.
f  301 295-3485 
palucero -at- us -dot- med -dot- navy -dot- mil 




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