This study investigates the role of source credibility on minority participant recruitment,
particularly African American and Black Caribbean patients. A total of nine focus groups (N …

Abstract Background This study used Community Partnered Participatory Research (CPPR)
to address low participation of racial and ethnic minorities in medical research and the lack …

Background and Objectives: African American participation in research trials must increase.
This study evaluates factors affecting participation of African American college students in …

Background: Insufficient recruitment of groups underrepresented in medical research
threatens the generalizability of research findings and compounds inequity in research and …

A disparity exists within the participant population of clinical research trials in the United
States. Female, minority, lower socioeconomic status, and lower educational achievement …

Clinical research studies experience low accrual rates for African American and Black
Caribbean participants. These low rates could result in treatment regimens that are less …

This manuscript focuses on the communication factors that affect the willingness of African
Americans and Black Caribbean patients to participate in clinical trials and research studies …

Background and objectives Inadequate minority participation in clinical research can
threaten the applicability and strength of scientific findings. Previous research suggests that …

Clinical trials help advance public health and medical research on prevention, diagnosis,
screening, treatment, and quality of life. Despite the need for access to quality care in …

This exploratory study investigated perceptions of competent vs. contentious communication
in the workplace as experienced by Clinical Research Professionals (CRPs) managing or …