1968
DOI: 10.1097/00006199-196803000-00043
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Hard-to-reach families in a comprehensive care program

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“…Most of the families who were lost in the recruiting period did not appear strikingly different from those who remained in the study. These lost families became part of a separate study that attempted to measure characteristics of families that fail to respond to an offer of medical care or, in the case of the control families, to participate in a health survey (White, Alpert & Kosa, 1967). Loss over the next 3 years averaged 7%4 a year and was similarly distributed in the experimental and control groups.…”
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“…Most of the families who were lost in the recruiting period did not appear strikingly different from those who remained in the study. These lost families became part of a separate study that attempted to measure characteristics of families that fail to respond to an offer of medical care or, in the case of the control families, to participate in a health survey (White, Alpert & Kosa, 1967). Loss over the next 3 years averaged 7%4 a year and was similarly distributed in the experimental and control groups.…”
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