(PDF) Level of Response in Epidemiologic Studies Using the

Level of Response in Epidemiologic Studies Using the Card-Back System to Contact Subjects.

American Journal of Public Health - United States

doi 10.2105/ajph.76.11.1331

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Occupational Health

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November 1, 1986

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American Public Health Association

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