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Background Problems with recruitment at both practice and patient level frequently lead to low response rates in primary care trials that can compromise study results. As part of a trial feasibility study of the effectiveness of brief advice from general practitioners to encourage daily walking, we examined the association between practice characteristics and the recruitment of practices and patients. We also examined differences in recruitment rates between two methods of patient recruitment. Methods

Rates of recruitment from systematic and opportunistic methods: preliminary results from the DDELPHI study