The strategy of two mailings with a modest financial incentive has been used successfully in Marshfield previously for self-administered questionnaires [ 11].
In 1997, Pickens was an officer in the group Wisconsin Coalition for Voter Participation, which illegally coordinated $200,000 worth of "issue ad" mailings with the campaign of Supreme Court Justice Jon Wilcox.
Hassan Makki, the director of intensive care, told me what it was like there in 2004, when Pronovost and the hospital association started a series of mailings and conference calls with hospitals to introduce checklists for central lines and ventilator patients.
The conference table was covered with mockups of mailings: warnings and pleas, babies and fetuses, smiling mothers and concerned voters.
When he was arrested, the farmer, whom inspectors had targeted for two years before the arrest with dozens of mailings inviting him to buy pornography, had none in his house, other than the two magazines he had bought from the undercover inspectors, the ruling said.
Throughout the nation, abortion clinics have the dubious distinction of being at the vanguard of anthrax threats, with four waves of mailings -- all hoaxes -- since 1989.
Having read a dozen of Mr. Schundler's mailings, with their effusive testimonials and flattering portraits side by side with Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, one might mistake him for a candidate for president, or perhaps pope.
The study consisted of 180 couples recruited by mailings with children primarily between the ages of 4 and 11 years old (52% male children).
Physician-education activities began in 2000 and included direct mailings with samples of WARN materials, development and distribution of guidelines for judicious antibiotic use, satellite broadcasts, dissemination of pneumococcal antimicrobial resistance data, and professional presentations (Table 1).
I maintain a list of addresses, using bulk-mailing software that allows recipients to opt out of mailings.
