Web-based and Mailed Questionnaires
EpidemiologyPublished 9 June 2005
Katarina Augustsson B lter, Olle B lter, Elinor Fondell, Ylva Trolle Lagerros
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SJR score1.83
SNIP1.60
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Interactivity in the Web questionnaire increased compliance in completion of the second section of the questionnaire, and web questionnaires can be useful for research purposes in settings in which Internet access is high.
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Interactivity in the Web questionnaire increased compliance in completion of the second section of the questionnaire. Web questionnaires can be useful for research purposes in settings in which Internet access is high.
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