Mailed questionnaires: length matters. by Edwards, P

Targeting the University of Oxford by e-mail by Egloff, F

“…<p>The paper presents an empirical analysis of e-mail based attacks against the University of Oxford. …”

Recruiting patients cost-effectively by mail. by Aung, T, Cowan, H, Haynes, R, Bowman, L, Armitage, J

Mailed questionnaires: quality matters - Reply by Jenkinson, C, Richards, N

Design and Proof of a Mail Service by Hoare, C, Jifeng, H

Algebraic Specification and Proof of Properties of a Mail Service by Hoare, C, He, J

PROBLEMS WITH MAILED BLOOD IN LARGE-SCALE EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDIES AND METHODS OF CORRECTION by Youngman, L, Lyon, V, Collins, R, Peto, R

Conservation fundraising: evidence from social media and traditional mail field experiments by Kubo, T, Yokoo, H-F, Veríssimo, D

“…To explore how traditional and digital conservation fundraising methods perform, we conducted real-world field experiments by using direct-mail and Facebook advertisements. We compared three types of message frames (simple, seed money, and ecological). …”

Use of gel-based separator tubes to stabilise phosphate in mailed blood samples. by Herrington, W, Clark, S, Staplin, N, Kumar, A, Illingworth, N, Sutherland, S, Baigent, C, Landray, M, Haynes, R, Hill, M

Streamlined mail-based methods for large randomised trials: lessons learnt from the ASCEND study by Mafham, MM, Bowman, LJ, Haynes, RJ, Armitage, JM

“…We go on to discuss the success of the study and other studies that have employed a similar mail-based approach, and the type of clinical trials that are suitable for mail-based design. …”

An e-mail GP advisory service: a more efficient way of dealing with clinical enquiries. by Walker, J, Rourke, D, Allen, K, Karavitaki, N, Levy, J, Wass, J

“…This article describes how an e-mail enquiry service for endocrinology and diabetes was established within one hospital and the potential benefits that it offers.…”

Phase 1 pilot study of e-mail support for people with long term conditions using the Internet. by Sheaves, B, Jones, R, Williamson, G, Chauhan, R

PERMANENT LYMPHOID LINES FROM GENETICALLY MARKED LYMPHOCYTES - SUCCESS WITH MAILED BLOOD SAMPLES AND FROZEN LYMPHOCYTES by Sly, W, Kennett, R, Bodmer, W, Bodmer, J

EEG- and EOG-based asynchronous hybrid BCI: A system integrating a speller, a web browser, an e-mail client, and a file explorer by He, S, Zhou, Y, Yu, T, Zhang, R, Huang, Q, Chuai, L, Mustafa, M-U, Gu, Z, Yu, ZL, Tan, H, Li, Y

“…This paper presents a new asynchronous hybrid brain-computer interface (BCI) system that integrates a speller, a web browser, an e-mail client, and a file explorer using electroencephalographic (EEG) and electrooculography (EOG) signals. …”

Influencing healthcare policy: implications of legislators information source preferences for public relations practitioners and public information officers by Weiss, D, White, J, Stohr, R, Willis, M

“…An internet survey and follow-up mail survey were conducted in order to (a) determine New Mexico state legislators’ preferred sources for information when making decisions about healthcare policies and to (b) assess the state legislators’ attitudes toward e-mail more generally. …”

Activity and outcomes from a dedicated pleural on-call service by Asciak, R, Hallifax, R, Mercer, R, Hassan, M, Bradley, C, Corcoran, J, Wrightson, J, Psallidas, I, Rahman, N

“…The phone is held during working hours, and the e-mail service is monitored daily by a member of the pleural team (consultants or pleural fellows).…”

Email for the provision of information on disease prevention and health promotion. by Sawmynaden, P, Atherton, H, Majeed, A, Car, J

“…Four trials compared email communication to standard mail and two compared email communication to usual care. …”

Email for the provision of information on disease prevention and health promotion. by Sawmynaden, P, Atherton, H, Majeed, A, Car, J

“…Four trials compared email communication to standard mail and two compared email communication to usual care. …”

Prevalence and clinical features of Paget's disease of bone in Japan. by Hashimoto, J, Ohno, I, Nakatsuka, K, Yoshimura, N, Takata, S, Zamma, M, Yabe, H, Abe, S, Terada, M, Yoh, K, Fukunaga, M, Cooper, C, Morii, H, Yoshikawa, H

“…As PDB is a very rare disease in Japan, a nationwide mail survey was conducted targeting doctors in the specialty most frequently diagnosing and treating PDB patients in Japan. …”

An embedded randomised controlled trial of a Teaser Campaign to optimise recruitment in primary care by Lee, H, Hübscher, M, Moseley, G, Kamper, S, Traeger, A, Skinner, I, Williams, C, McAuley, J

“…Clinics in the Standard Mail group did not receive the postcards. <strong>Results:</strong> From a total of 744 clinics that were sent an invitation letter, 46 clinics in the Teaser Campaign group and 40 clinics in the Standard Mail group responded (11.6% total response rate). …”