Background Involving adults lacking capacity (ALC) in research on end of life care (EoLC) or
serious illness is important, but often omitted. We aimed to develop evidence-based …

Background Brain tumor patients are at high risk of impaired medical decision-making
capacity (MDC), which can be ethically challenging because it limits their ability to give …

Recruitment to qualitative research is an important methodological consideration. However,
the process of recruitment is under-communicated in qualitative research articles and …

Background Participant recruitment remains a barrier to conducting clinical research. The
disabling nature of a stroke, which often includes functional and cognitive impairments, and …

Background To pursue high quality research, successful participant recruitment is essential,
but recruitment rates are often low. This is specifically true in target populations with …

Background Low levels of habitual physical activity and high levels of sedentary behaviour
are commonly observed post-stroke. We aimed to assess the feasibility, acceptability and …

Background It can be challenging to recruit participants for qualitative research. Recruitment
can be affected by factors such as systemic barriers, as well as potential participants being …

Introduction Occupational balance has been investigated in different populations but less in
stroke survivors. Previous studies have focussed on occupational balance among stroke …

Background and Purpose: A major challenge for stroke rehabilitation and recovery research
is the recruitment and retention of participants. Our prior challenges and successes have …

Objective: To explore the underlying reasons for recruitment difficulties to stroke
rehabilitation randomized controlled trials from the perspective of trialists. Design: A …