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Baseline variable analysis included examining geographical location of the two study sites, hostel characteristics, including bed numbers and occupancy, rating of the hostel performance by research staff using a tool designed for this purpose (see online supplementary appendix), whether incentives were given and the historical levels of screening uptake.
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