CARE booklet intervention pilot-study CONSORT flow.
RESOLUTION
Participants for the unreported intervention had no relation to the completed CARE booklet intervention (CBI) or the results from the intervention development process [The study and the intervention involving human participants were reviewed and approved by the board at the Faculty of Psychology of the Universidad de la Sabana, Colombia. The General Directorate of Research at the same university also granted ethical approval for the study (CAG resolution #1517 of 11/19/2015). Permission for data collection was granted in agreement with the legal ruling of Resolution #008430 of 1993 of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Colombia, which sets out ethical, scientific, technical, and administrative norms for research activity with human participants. Written informed consent from the participant’s legal guardian/next of kin was required to participate in this study, following the aforementioned national legislation and institutional requirements.According to the participant information and preliminary data analysis (see 