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DOI: 10.1002/14651858.mr000036
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Strategies to increase participant recruitment to research studies by healthcare professionals
Journal article published in 2012 by
Nancy J. Preston,
Morag C. Farquhar,
Catherine E. Walshe,
Clare Stevinson,
Gail Ewing,
Lynn A. Calman,
Sorrel Burden,
Christine Brown Wilson,
Jane B. Hopkinson,
Morag C. Farquhar Catherine E. Walshe Clare Stevinson Gail Ewing Lynn A. Calman Sorrel Burden Christine Brown Wilson Jane B. Hopkinson and Chris Todd Nancy J. Preston,
Chris Todd 
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Farquhar MC Walshe CE Stevinson C. Ewing G. Calman LA Burden S. Brown Wilson C. Hopkinson JB Todd Cj Preston Nj
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Farquhar MC Walshe CE Stevinson C. Ewing G. Calman LA Burden S. Brown Wilson C. Hopkinson JB Todd Cj Preston Nj
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Abstract
This is the protocol for a review and there is no abstract. The objectives are as follows: Our primary objective is to identify and assess the effect of strategies designed to improve the recruitment of participants to research studies by healthcare professionals.