Systematic Techniques to Enhance rEtention in Randomised controlled trials: the STEER study protocol.

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Bridget Young

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Graeme MacLennan

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Jill J Francis

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Jim Elliott

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Margaret Ogden

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Mary Wells

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Miles D Witham

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Peter Bower

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Rumana S N Newlands

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