The Experience of Direct Outreach Recruitment in the National Children's Study.

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The Experience of Direct Outreach Recruitment in the National Children's Study.

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Bonika Peters

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Bradley Skarpness

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Carol J Hogue

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Carolyn Drews-Botsch

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Charles F Shorter

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Janice Gilliland

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Jill L Kaar

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Laura B Amsden

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Mischka Garel

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Nancy M Nachreiner

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10.1542/PEDS.2015-4410G

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