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Recruitment of participants with pancreatic cancer to a mixed media study for optimal recruitment in an Australasian survey of pancreatic enzyme replacement

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By Amanda Landers, Charlotte Cahill, Poppy McCall, Anu Kaw
| BMJ Open Verified
Approximately $5600 was initially budgeted for marketing the study, over a recruitment period of 6 months. The overall marketing objective set for the advertisements was completed surveys. A secondary objective was the number of views of our assets, which potentially could correlate with an increased awareness of pancreatic cancer and PERT in the general population. In establishing a budget for the advertisement, Meta required the selection of an optimisation focus for advertisement delivery.
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Enzyme replacement in advanced pancreatic cancer: patient perceptions

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By Amanda Landers, Clare McKenzie, Suzanne Pitama, Helen Brown
| bmj.com
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Stakeholders’ Perspectives on the Quality of End-of-Life Health Care Services for Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease: A Focus Group Study

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By Amanda Landers, Suzanne Pitama, Suetonia C. Palmer, Lutz Beckert
| The International Journal of Integrated Care
Reading: Stakeholders’ Perspectives on the Quality of End-of-Life Health Care Services for Chronic Obstructive Airways Disease: A Focus Group Study Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share as email Research & theory Abstract Introduction: Delivery of end-of-life care for severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has been hampered by an unpredictable disease trajectory and poor integration of health care and social services.
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