Recruiting colorectal cancer survivors to a surveillance study: Barriers and successful strategies.

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James D Bearden

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Jane Zapka

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Katherine R Sterba

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Leslie A Moore

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Lucy Gansauer

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Marvella E Ford

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10.1016/J.PEC.2016.10.006

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colorectal cancer

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