Methods to improve recruitment to randomised controlled trials: Cochrane systematic review and meta-analysis
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Shaun Treweek | Jonathan A Cook | Marit Johansen | P. Lockhart | S. Treweek | F. Sullivan | M. Johansen | Sue Wilson | E. Mitchell | M. Pitkethly | J. Cook | Catherine Jackson | Sue Wilson | M. Kjeldstrøm | T. Taskila | Ritu Jones | Marie Pitkethly | Monica Kjeldstrøm | Catherine Jackson | Ritu Jones | Pauline Lockhart | Taina K Taskila | Frank M Sullivan | Elizabeth D Mitchell | Marie Pitkethly | Monica Kjeldstrøm
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