Finding trials for participants: an ethnographic study of successful recruitment strategies for clinical trials

Trouble recruiting for clinical trials is a perennial problem. Understanding how a successful centre recruits by reversing the logic of recruitment may allow other settings to attempt this to boost numbers and representativeness on trials. This opens up areas of future research to systematically test these methods.

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Trials
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2025-08-08
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-025-08993-6
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Social Media in Health Education
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Finding trials for participants: an ethnographic study of successful recruitment strategies for clinical trials

Manuela Perrotta, Duncan J. Reynolds, Giuliano Maeilli
Trials
Social Media in Health Education
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Finding trials for participants: an ethnographic study of successful recruitment strategies for clinical trials

Manuela Perrotta, Duncan J. Reynolds, Giuliano Maeilli
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Abstract

Trouble recruiting for clinical trials is a perennial problem. Understanding how a successful centre recruits by reversing the logic of recruitment may allow other settings to attempt this to boost numbers and representativeness on trials. This opens up areas of future research to systematically test these methods.

TrialsVol. 26(1)
Queen Mary University of London (GB), London School of Business and Management (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Social Media in Health Education
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