Participant characteristics and study features associated with high retention rates in a longitudinal investigation of type 1 diabetes mellitus

Authors

John R. Kramer, University of Iowa
Margaret L. Bayless, University of Iowa
Gayle M. Lorenzi, University of California - San Diego
Georgia K. Ziegler, Mayo Clinic
Mary E. Larkin, Massachusetts General Hospital
Mary E. Lackaye, Weill Cornell Medical College
Judith Harth, University of Ontario
Lisa J. Diminick, George Washington University
Karen L. Anderson, George Washington University
Barbara H. Braffett, George Washington UniversityFollow
Patricia A. Cleary, George Washington UniversityFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

12-2012

Journal

Clinical Trials

Volume

Volume 9, Issue 6

Inclusive Pages

798-805

Keywords

Diabetes Mellitus; Type 1--therapy; Patient Compliance--psychology

Comments

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APA Citation

Kramer, J.R., Bayless, M.L., Lorenzi, G.M., Ziegler, G.K., Larkin, M.E., Lackaye, M.E., Harth, J., Diminick, L.J., Anderson, K.L., Braffett, B.H., Cleary, P.A. (2012). Participant characteristics and study features associated with high retention rates in a longitudinal investigation of type 1 diabetes mellitus. Clinical Trials, 9(6), 798-805.

Peer Reviewed

1

Open Access

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