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To find participants
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Rural
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Key significant people identified in each large community and employed
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List of cohort members thought to be in community sent to them requesting confirmation of participant presence
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Urban
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Door to door visits yielded best results
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Letter useful
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To positively identify participants
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Multiple personal identifiers including unique hospital number, name, sex, date of birth and community residence at time of birth
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Showing photograph to community members
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Recording of aliases on spread sheet
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Key Aboriginal community assistants employed with local knowledge of community movements
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Visits to remote communities with strong kinship ties scheduled close together
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To use personal images
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All participants sign individual consents for image photograph to be taken and for photograph to be used for promotion, publicity and tracing
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