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COA: How to improve surgical survey email response rate: an RCT
July 2013
COA: How to improve surgical survey email response rate: an RCT
Study Type:Non-Clinical
OE Level Evidence:N/A
Journal Level of Evidence:N/A
Getting surgeons to respond to email surveys: A randomized trial of 1090 COA members
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Synopsis
1090 Canadian Orthopaedic Association (COA) members were invited to participate in this study which looked at different email designs of surgical surveys and their influence on rate of response. The study observed that highlighting through bolding and capitalization, and leveraging surgeons as an exclusive target group of the survey significantly improved the rate of response. In contrast, the len...
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