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Consent to Recontact for Future Research Using Linked Primary Healthcare Data: Outcomes and General Practice Perceptions from the ATHENA COVID-19 Study

2024-08-14

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<h4>Background</h4> The ATHENA COVID-19 (ACV19) study was set up to recruit a cohort of patients with linked health information willing to be re-contacted in future to participate in clinical trials, and also to investigate the outcomes of people with COVID-19 in Queensland, Australia, using consent. This report describes how patients were recruited, their primary care data extracted, proportions consenting, outco...

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cc848dbf-a39b-5f2c-a28b-da11baa0d9a8
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10.1101/2024.08.13.24311963
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