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Measurement factors influencing caregiver involvement in child health studies: A mixed-methods study
Background. How outcomes are measured in studies can influence recruitment, retention, and data quality. This study examined characteristics of outcome measurement instruments influencing caregivers’ data provision in child health studies. Methods. An online mixed-methods cross-sectional survey in
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