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July 30, 2016BMC Family PracticeOpen Access

A qualitative evaluation to explore the suitability, feasibility and acceptability of using a ‘celebration card’ intervention in primary care to improve the uptake of childhood vaccinations

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SLSaumu LwembeDepartment for Work and PensionsSGStuart A. GreenUniversity of California, IrvineNTNuttan TannaLondon North West Healthcare NHS Trust

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