Accessible Recruitment Strategies
Cross-source consensus on Accessible Recruitment Strategies from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Specific logistical barriers to trial participation include transportation, adequate time, childcare, and low literacy. — Equitable inclusion of people with disabilities in clinical trials: a scoping review
- Trust-building through sustained engagement with disability advocacy organizations and community networks was emphasized by eleven documents as essential for accessible recruitment. — Equitable inclusion of people with disabilities in clinical trials: a scoping review
- Multiple recruitment modalities must be available and all materials must be culturally and linguistically accessible. — Equitable inclusion of people with disabilities in clinical trials: a scoping review
- People with disabilities should serve as advisors, partners, and collaborators in shaping the recruitment process itself, not only as participants. — Equitable inclusion of people with disabilities in clinical trials: a scoping review
- Historical mistrust of research stemming from past unethical practices including experimentation without consent is a documented barrier to participation. — Equitable inclusion of people with disabilities in clinical trials: a scoping review