SMS text pre-notification and delivery of reminder e-mails to increase response rates to postal questionnaires: a factorial design, randomised, controlled trial

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Kath Starr

Gladys McPherson

Mark Forrest

Seonaidh Cotton

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[1] University of Aberdeen,

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Trials | / 16卷

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Postal Questionnaire; Ureteric Stone; Mobile Telephone; Increase Response Rate; Improve Response Rate;

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[1] SMS text pre-notification and delivery of reminder e-mails to increase response rates to postal questionnaires: a factorial design, randomised, controlled trial
Starr, Kath
McPherson, Gladys
Forrest, Mark
Cotton, Seonaidh
[J]. TRIALS, 2015, 16
[2] SMS text pre-notification and delivery of reminder e-mails to increase response rates to postal questionnaires in the SUSPEND trial: a factorial design, randomised controlled trial
Kathryn Starr
Gladys McPherson
Mark Forrest
Seonaidh C. Cotton
[J]. Trials, 16
[3] SMS text pre-notification and delivery of reminder e-mails to increase response rates to postal questionnaires in the SUSPEND trial: a factorial design, randomised controlled trial
Starr, Kathryn
McPherson, Gladys
Forrest, Mark
Cotton, Seonaidh C.
[J]. TRIALS, 2015, 16
[4] Pre-notification and reminder SMS text messages with behaviourally informed invitation letters to improve uptake of NHS Health Checks: a factorial randomised controlled trial
Sallis, Anna
Sherlock, Joseph
Bonus, Annabelle
Saei, Ayoub
Gold, Natalie
Vlaev, Ivo
Chadborn, Tim
[J]. BMC PUBLIC HEALTH, 2019, 19 (01)
[5] Pre-notification and reminder SMS text messages with behaviourally informed invitation letters to improve uptake of NHS Health Checks: a factorial randomised controlled trial
Anna Sallis
Joseph Sherlock
Annabelle Bonus
Ayoub Saei
Natalie Gold
Ivo Vlaev
Tim Chadborn
[J]. BMC Public Health, 19
[6] Does pre-notification increase questionnaire response rates: a randomised controlled trial nested within a systematic review
Woolf, Benjamin
Edwards, Phil
[J]. BMC MEDICAL RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, 2021, 21 (01)
[7] Does pre-notification increase questionnaire response rates: a randomised controlled trial nested within a systematic review
Benjamin Woolf
Phil Edwards
[J]. BMC Medical Research Methodology, 21
[8] A randomised controlled trial to assess the effectiveness of offering study results as an incentive to increase response rates to postal questionnaires [ISRCTN26118436]
Cockayne S.
Torgerson D.J.
[J]. BMC Medical Research Methodology, 5 (1)
[9] Pen and Social Incentive Letter Retention Study within a Trial (SWAT) - An embedded, factorial design randomised controlled trial to investigate whether the inclusion of a pen and/or social incentive text cover letter included with the 12-month postal questionnaire improved response rates
James, Sophie
Parker, Adwoa
Torgerson, David
[J]. TRIALS, 2019, 20

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