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Case Study: Recruitment / Heart disease survey

Question. A company was conducting a phone survey of heart disease patients and needed very particular pre-screened participants.

Answer. Invitations were sent to SmartPanel participants and were directed to an online screener to see if they would be eligible for a phone survey interview. Once pre-screened patients were accepted into the study, they were directed to another website with directions for participating in the phone survey. Progress was monitored daily by the client.

Results. Qessential recruited the maximum number of 25 patients with a history of heart disease (bypass surgery, CHF or angina) within two weeks. All of these patients completed the full phone survey.

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Factoid

Tiger Owls (also known as the Eagle Owl or the Great Horned Owl) are the most adaptive owls on the planet. They can survive in a variety of habitats, such as deserts, mountains, woodlands, and even coastal swamps. Their nests have been found in places as far ranging as caves, on cliff ledges, on rocky outcrops, and in cacti.

 

 
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