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• Recruitment to a Prospective Breast Conservation Trial: Why Are So Few Patients Randomised? 

  Jack, W.J.L.; Chetty, U.; Rodger, A. (1990-07-14)

  Objective -- To investigate the rate of recruitment to early breast cancer trials and elucidate the reasons for ineligibility and refusal to participate among patients otherwise suitable for these trials...Setting -- The ...
• Practical Aspects of Conducting a Pragmatic Randomised Trial in Primary Care: Patient Recruitment and Outcome Assessment 

  van der Windt, Danielle A. W. M.; Koes, Bart W.; van Aarst, M.; Heemskerk, Monique A. M. B.; Bouter, Lex M. (2000-05)
• Recruitment and Consent of Women With Intellectual Disabilities in a Randomised Control Trial of a Health Promotion Intervention 

  Swaine, J; Parish, S L; Luken, K; Atkins, L (2011-05)

  The need for evidence-based health promotion interventions for women with intellectual and developmental disabilities is critical. However, significant barriers impede them from participating in research, including those ...