Recruitment of persons with dementia into research studies is essential to provide evidence
for effective care and treatment. However, recruitment is known to be difficult for this …

Many health and social care research studies report difficulties recruiting sufficient numbers
of participants, adding to time and money expenditures and potentially jeopardizing the …

Recruitment for dementia research is challenging and costly. Using Ajzen's Theory of
Planned Behavior we explored attitudes, perceived norms, and perceived behavioral control …

Aim: To understand clinician attitudes and the barriers that impede research recruitment
from specialized primary care-based memory clinics. Materials & methods: Clinicians …

Recruiting persons with dementia for clinical trials can be challenging. Building on a guide
initially developed to assist primary-care-based memory clinics in their efforts to support …

Aim: To describe clinician and researcher perceptions of a new, patient preference focused
approach to recruiting patients for research from primary care-based memory clinics …

Objectives: This study examined the cost and outcomes associated with multiple recruitment
strategies used to enroll participants in an Alzheimer's disease (AD) caregiver study …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to evaluate the yield and cost of three recruitment
strategies—direct mail, newspaper advertisements, and community outreach—for identifying …

Background Low participation in research is one of the key challenges to advancing
understanding of dementia, and improving the care and treatment of those who live with this …

The burden on those caring for a person with dementia is substantial. Although quality
research assists in addressing the needs of these caregivers, recruiting caregivers into …