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Enrollment of members of the Georgia Chapter of the AAP in the study (*may be in >1 category).
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Response rate pre- (first and second contact) and post- (third contact) mixed-mode contact among the 3 groups.
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Postal Group (n = 59) Fax Group (n = 74) E-Mail Group (n = 48) Private multipartner 54% 66% 50% Suburban office 56% 64% 48% Medicaid accepted 88% 89% 92% Medical school graduation year (median) 1984 1982 1993 Computer at work 90% 86% 92% Internet at work 80% 70% 83% Internet at home 95% 92% 98% Check e-mail daily 41% 50% 71%† Download vaccine information 47% 55% 69%† Group First Contact Second Contact Third Contact Mixed Mode Total Responses* Postal (n = 143) 39 20 15 Postal 78 4 Faxed Fax (n = 148) 50 15 18 Postal 84 1 Faxed E-mail (n = 146) 15 Postal 16 17 13 Faxed 68 7 E-mailed ↵* Including ineligibles.
Postal Fax E-mail Missing data in membership directory ✓ Most address errors ✓ Lowest response rate ✓ Most incomplete questions ✓ Most invalid responses ✓ Delayed response ✓
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