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Table 1.

Response rates by survey and specialty.

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Table 2.

Comparison of respondents and non-respondents.

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Fig 1.

Internet vs. mail group response rates by survey (all specialties combines).

Internet group received up to 9 emailed invitations/reminders and up to 2 mailed invitations/reminders. Mail group received up to 4 mailed invitations/reminders. Internet group had higher response rate than mail group with p<0.0001.

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Fig 2.

Internet vs. mail group average response rate by day (All specialties and surveys combined).

In five survey studies, an additional hand-addressed envelope was sent to the internet group (average n = 259). In six survey studies an additional hand-addressed envelope was sent to the mail group (average n = 162).

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Fig 3.

Decline in average response rates by the number of surveys administered.

FM networks were invited to participate in the greatest number of surveys; whereas GIM networks were invited to participate in the least number of surveys.

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