Increasing follow-up questionnaire response rates in a randomized controlled trial of telehealth for depression: three embedded controlled studies

Increasing follow-up questionnaire response rates in a randomized controlled trial of telehealth for depression: three embedded controlled studies

Background: Attrition is problematic in trials, and may be exacerbated in longer studies, telehealth trials and participants with depression – three features of The Healthlines Study. Advance notification, including a photograph and using action-oriented email subject lines might increase response...

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Main Authors: Edwards, Louisa, Salisbury, Chris, Horspool, Kimberley, Foster, Alexis, Garner, Katy, Montgomery, Alan A.
Format: Article
Published: BioMed Central 2016
Subjects:
Depression
Email reminders
Embedded study
Photographs
Pre-notification
Recruitment
Response rates
Retention
Telehealth
Trials
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/44817/

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