International Questionnaire Postal Response Rate: An experiment comparing no return postage to provision of International Postage Vouchers –

Carling, Cheryl

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International Questionnaire Postal Response Rate: An experiment comparing no return postage to provision of International Postage Vouchers – "Coupon-Réponse International"

Published Date:

Jul 06 2004

Source:

BMC Health Serv Res. 4:16.

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Alternative Title:

BMC Health Serv Res

Personal Author:

Carling, Cheryl

Description:

Background

Previous studies of methods to increase response rates on international postal surveys did not include providing return postage. We provided International Postage Vouchers – "Coupon-Réponse International" to cover this. The objective of this study was to see if these International Postage Vouchers had an effect on response rates.

Methods

Between-groups, randomized, after-only

Results

There was no difference in response rates between the group that received International Postage Vouchers and the group that did not. (p = 0.23)

Conclusion

International Postage Vouchers – "Coupon-Réponse International" have no effect on response rates for international postal surveys.

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