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. 2021 Sep 30;11(9):e048144. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-048144

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ReIMAGINE Screening Study invitation to participate. Potential participants were identified through searchable databases at partner GP surgeries participating in the study and acting as participant identification centres (PICs). Invitation letters were sent out by each PIC using a docmail account (http://www.docmail.co.uk/) in batches of 50–100, to randomly selected eligible men, until 300 men had had their MRI scan. The invitation letter included contact details for study staff. Interested men were asked to contact the team to complete formal eligibility screening and enrol to the study. The template letter of invitation distributed by PICs is included in this figure. GP, general practitioner.