Appointment reminder systems are effective but not optimal: results of a systematic review and evidence synthesis employing realist principles

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@rheinfriese @Mithos1987 @skalubuntu1 Vielleicht weil erwartet wird, dass keine Termine ausfallen und dann erst einmal enttäuscht wird. Die Studien, die ich dazu gefunden habe sagen was anderes: https://t.co/iLw8Do8xGw

RT @MossAdamAmerica: @tarullo @khchaiyachati true. but you risk assigning the benefit of engaging / reminding the patient (which we know wo…

@tarullo @khchaiyachati true. but you risk assigning the benefit of engaging / reminding the patient (which we know works moderately) to the transportation intervention. need to compare the two to remove ovb and determine whether or not it's worth bundl…

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