In light of our limited understanding of what motivates older adults to participate in clinical
studies of Alzheimer's disease (AD), the current study examines incentives and barriers to …

Introduction We sought to examine the association of race/ethnicity with willingness to
engage in studies that involve procedures typical of Alzheimer's disease (AD) clinical trials …

Abstract Background and Objectives Recruitment and retention of research participant serve
as a significant challenge in the search for ways to slow or prevent Alzheimer's disease …

Background: There is a lack of racial, ethnic, and sex diversity in recruitment research
registries and Alzheimer's disease (AD) research studies and trials. Theory-based …

Potential participant registries are tools to address the challenge of slow recruitment to
clinical research. In particular, registries may aid recruitment to secondary prevention clinical …

Background: Retention of study participants is essential to advancing Alzheimer's disease
(AD) research and developing therapeutic interventions. However, recent multi-year AD …

Background Alzheimer's disease (AD) research progress is impeded due to participant
recruitment challenges. This study seeks to better understand, from the perspective of …

Background: Alzheimer's disease (AD) rates are higher among African Americans than in
other racial or ethnic groups. However, Black elders participate in research at lower rates …

Alzheimer disease (AD) research faces challenges to successful enrollment, especially to
clinical trials and biomarker studies. Failure to recruit the planned number of participants in a …

Inefficient and delayed recruitment into clinical trials in Alzheimer disease are major
obstacles impeding progress in the discovery of more effective therapeutic strategies to …