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Do incentives, reminders or reduced burden improve healthcare professional response rates in postal questionnaires? Two randomized controlled trials
Liz Glidewell
, Ruth Thomas
, Graeme MacLennan
, Debbie Bonetti
, Marie Johnston
, Martin Eccles
, Richard Edlin
, Nigel B. Pitts
,
Jan Clarkson
, Nick Steen
, Jeremy Grimshaw
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Randomized Controlled Trial
100%
Postal Survey
100%
Response Rate
100%
Healthcare Professionals
100%
Professional Responses
100%
Postcards
54%
Risk Difference
45%
General Medical Practitioners
27%
Non-responders
27%
Dentists
18%
Generalisability
18%
Cost-effective Strategy
18%
Scotland
9%
Intervention Effectiveness
9%
Cost-effectiveness
9%
General Dental Practitioners
9%
Sampling Frame
9%
Effective Intervention
9%
Low Response
9%
Number of Contacts
9%
Cost Implications
9%
Contact Type
9%
Research Costs
9%
Response Burden
9%
Medicine and Dentistry
Randomized Controlled Trial
100%
Health Care Cost
75%
Attributable Risk
62%
Dentist
25%
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
12%
Nursing and Health Professions
Health Care Personnel
100%
Attributable Risk
100%
Cost Effectiveness Analysis
20%
Randomization
20%
Psychology
Healthcare Professional
100%
Effective Intervention
100%