Recruiting ‘hard to reach’ parents for health promotion research: experiences from a qualitative study

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Louise Tully
Eleni Spyreli
Virginia Allen-Walker
Karen Matvienko-Sikar
Sheena McHugh
Jayne Woodside
Michelle C. McKinley
Patricia M. Kearney
Moira Dean
Catherine Hayes
Caroline Heary
Colette Kelly
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[1] National University of Ireland,Health Promotion Research Centre
[2] Queens University Belfast,Centre for Public Health, School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences
[3] Institute for Global Food Security,School of Biological Sciences
[4] Queens University Belfast,School of Public Health
[5] University College Cork,School of Medicine
[6] Trinity College Dublin,School of Psychology
[7] National University of Ireland,undefined
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Social Determinants of Health; Research recruitment; Health promotion research; Parenting; Marginalized groups; Hidden populations; Seldom heard voices; Qualitative research;
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