Background The development of the web survey has led to significant strides in
questionnaire survey methodology, including its potential to substantially increase sample …

Background Self‐administered questionnaires are widely used to collect data in
epidemiological research, but non‐response reduces the effective sample size and can …

Surveys involving health care providers are characterized by low and declining response
rates (RRs), and researchers have utilized various strategies to increase survey RRs among …

Physician questionnaires are commonly used in health services research; however, many
survey studies are limited by low response rate. We describe the effectiveness of a method …

Background Most research on how to enhance response rates in physician surveys has
been done using paper surveys. Uncertainties remain regarding how to enhance response …

In recent years Web surveys have emerged as the most popular mode of primary data
collection in market and social research. To improve our understanding about the influence …

The versatility, speed, and reduced costs with which web surveys can be conducted with
clinicians are often offset by low response rates. Drawing on best practices and general …

Purpose Cross-sectional studies have demonstrated gender differences in salaries within
academic medicine. No research has assessed longitudinal compensation patterns. This …

Background Surveys are an effective method for collecting a large quantity of data. However,
incomplete responses to these surveys can affect the validity of the studies and introduce …

Background Among health care providers, prescription of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis
(PrEP) has been low. Little is known specifically about primary care physicians (PCPs) with …