Can targeted cover letters improve participation in health surveys? Results from a randomized controlled trial

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Medical Research Methodology, July 2019

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RT @ProfPeterLynn: Out today: new experimental study with targeted letters for a self-completion health survey: https://t.co/gnxtAujnIp. Sp…

19 Jul 2019

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RT @ProfPeterLynn: Out today: new experimental study with targeted letters for a self-completion health survey: https://t.co/gnxtAujnIp. Sp…

19 Jul 2019

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RT @ProfPeterLynn: Out today: new experimental study with targeted letters for a self-completion health survey: https://t.co/gnxtAujnIp. Sp…

18 Jul 2019

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Out today: new experimental study with targeted letters for a self-completion health survey: https://t.co/gnxtAujnIp. Spoiler: mentioning alcohol boosts response for young people; mentioning sex reduces response from older people!

18 Jul 2019

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