An extensive review and synthesis Frasure, 2006) evaluated evidence of the effectiveness of the four translation strategies of educational materials. educa tional meetings, reminders. and audit and feedback. Evidence demonstrated that all four strategies were effective in improving patient outcomes by targeting provider behavior. In most studies. these strategies were combination 1- used in combination with each other or in with other strategies. Educational materials are defined as the distnbution of published or printed recommendations for clinical care. Educational meetings include lectures. workshops, conferences, or in-services for HCPs. Reminders involve information intended to prompt an HCP to perform or avoid some action relevant to individual patient care. Audit and feedback denote summaries and reports of clinical performance of healthcare over a time period(Grimshaw et al, 2004). Evidence from a recent meta-analysis indicated that educational materials alone had a modest efect(>5% and S10%) guideline implementation: educational on meetings had small effect(s5%): audit and feedback a had a modest effect: and reminders te most commonly studied single strategy. had a moderate effect(>10% and s20%). Other important findings from the same meta-analysis were as follows: (a) the grouping of educational materials and reminders appeared to be more effective than materials only: (b) educational meetings and reminders appeared more effective than meetings alone; and(c) the combination of educational materials. meetings, and reminders were possibly more effective than the combined use of educational materials