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1. Start by reading the guidelines provided in the communicating risks and benefits an evidence-based user's guide.
2. Understand the purpose of the guide, which is to help users effectively communicate risks and benefits to different audiences.
3. Familiarize yourself with the various sections of the guide, such as the introduction, principles of communication, understanding risk and benefit quantities, and strategies for effective communication.
4. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided in each section to fill out the guide.
5. Provide accurate and relevant information when filling out the guide, ensuring that risks and benefits are clearly addressed.
6. Use appropriate language and visual aids to convey information effectively.
7. Review and revise your communication based on the guidelines provided in the user's guide.
8. Seek feedback from experts or stakeholders to further improve your communication.
9. Implement the insights and recommendations from the user's guide to enhance your risk and benefit communication skills.

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9. Consumers who want to better understand the risks and benefits associated with the products or services they use.

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