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Primer postcard improves postal survey response rates

Objective: This study measures the effect of an intervention to improve mailed survey response rates.

G. Karabatsos | M. Pirotta | G Karabatsos | M Pirotta | J Gunn | S Farish | J. Gunn | S. Farish

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