Randomised trial of intensive academic detailing to promote opportunistic recruitment of women to cervical screening by general practitioners
Abstract Objective:To evaluate a multifaceted intervention involving intensive academic detailing for general practitioners (GPs) to improve recruitment of women for cervical screening. Methods:We conducted a cluster randomisation trial involving 39 general practices in inner‐metropolitan Sydney. GP...
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2003-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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