Summary table of reattendance/retest outcomes for observational studies
Study | Outcomes | ||
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Reattendance (number reattending/number reminded to retest) | |||
Reattendance in intervention group n/N (%) | Reattendance in control group n/N (%) | Crude OR (95% CI), statistical finding* | |
Type of intervention: SMS | |||
Bourne et al27 | 460/714 (64%)† |
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Zou et al28 | 885/997 (89%) |
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Burton et al29 | 90/273 (33%) | 92/266 (35%) | Calculated OR=0.93 (calc 95% CI 0.65 to 1.33) |
Guy et al9 | 42/141 (30%) |
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Type of intervention: Postcard/letter | |||
Paneth-Pollak et al30 | 179/1267 (14.1%) |
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Type of intervention: Phone | |||
Harte et al31 | 206/301 (68%) | N/A | N/A |
Type of intervention: send home sampling kit | |||
Bloomfield et al32 | 70/399 (17.5%)‡ | N/A | N/A |
Gotz et al33 | 2777/4191 (66.3%) | N/A | N/A |
LaMontagne et al34 | 417/592 (70.4%) | N/A | N/A |
Walker et al35 | 3 months: 40/55 (73%) 6 months: 889/1116 (80%) 12 months: 887/1116 (79%) | N/A | N/A |
Cameron et al36 | 215/330 (65%) | N/A | N/A |
*OR and 95% CI is calculated where not provided in the paper and is specified as ‘calc OR’ or ‘calc 95% CI’.
†Data obtained from author.
‡399 is used as the denominator in the paper by Bloomfield et al as this is the number that was invited. Ghost addresses and refusals were then taken out. This allows for consistency with the other included studies.