Electronic surveys are readily utilized for the conduction of orthopedic research and are commonly plagued by decreased response rates as compared with more conventional telephone and paper surveys. Given the rise of electronic survey usage and technological implementation into medical research, this paper aims to summarize factors both intrinsic and extrinsic which can increase survey completion in the clinical setting.
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