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 …

Abstract Introduction The Alzheimer Society embarked on a project to improve ways that the
60 provincial and local Societies in Canada can work with local researchers to support …

Background While studies have identified strategies that are useful for recruiting people
living with dementia, none have focused on psychosocial interventions involving arts …

'Evidenced based interventions in dementia'(EVIDEM: www. EVIDEM. org. uk) is a 5-year
research & development programme aiming to explore, evaluate and improve the quality of …

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 …

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

Objective To share the challenges of recruiting people with dementia to studies, using
experiences from one recently completed trial as an exemplar. Background Research …

Objective The purpose of this study was to compare the relative effectiveness of three
recruitment modalities for enrolling Chinese-American and white family caregivers into …

Objective We investigated the proportion of people with dementia who are eligible for and
willing to participate in intervention studies. Methods We systematically reviewed 12 studies …

Today more than 35 million people and families worldwide live with dementia. 1 Although
there is no cure for dementia, years of investment have yielded many behavioral and other …