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The aim of this study is to identify the modes of clinical research invitation that optimise digital responses from participants in primary care settings. This will be achieved by investigating and characterising response rates (recruitment) obtained from a hybrid of digital recruitment methods, in general practice settings. Responses to this research will provide a single data item on general health to further characterise the sample and whether, since Covid-19, adults are more or less willing to participate in research.
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