Patient experience and acceptability of symptomatic FIT testing: An explanatory sequential multi-methods evaluation.

Gil, Natalie

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Patient experience and acceptability of symptomatic FIT testing: An explanatory sequential multi-methods evaluation.

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Natalie Maria Gil

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Description: The aim of this study was to explore patient experience of FIT testing in a pilot site in England. We used an explanatory sequential mixed-methods approach that combined mailed quantitative surveys with semi-structured telephone interviews.

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