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A review of recruitment strategies within the Clinical Infectious Diseases Research Initiative (Cidri) Group from 2007-2013, 4 studies
The Clinical Infectious Diseases Research Group [CIDRI] has conducted high impact research over the last decade in Cape Town specifically in the townships of Khayelitsha and Mannenberg. None of this research would have been possible without robust strategies to recruit and retain study participants....
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Institute of Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine
2019
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