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Often portrayed as behaviour that is inconsistent with policy goals, public noncompliance poses a significant challenge for government. To explore what compliance efforts entail on the ground, this study focuses on childhood immunization as a paradigmatic case where a failure to ensure compliance poses a public health risk. The analysis draws on 48 semi‐structured interviews with frontline nurses...
Background: This small evaluation compared the cost effectiveness of different methods of questionnaire administration (General system improvements, postal reminders and telephone reminders) sent as part of the CORC protocol employed by three community CAMHS teams.
Method: Return rates and costs of these different methods were recorded and compared with a 3‐month baseline (during which questionnaires...
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