Event Title
Location
Philadelphia Campus
Start Date
7-5-2014 1:00 PM
Description
Many studies do not achieve their goal for participant enrollment (Mapstone, Elbourne, & Roberts, 2002).
• Longitudinal studies with teen drivers are rare, in part due to the difficulty with recruitment and attrition as well as necessarily strict inclusion criteria (Lee et al., 2011; McCartt, Farmer, 7 Jenness, 2010).• The sources used for recruitment can be a determining factor in the effectiveness of the overall enrollment rates.
• A community-based randomized controlled trial required recruitment of a large number of participants, 512 parent-teen dyads, in a short period of time. This is a post-hoc analysis of the most effective forms of recruitment we found for this study.
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Effectiveness of Multiple Recruitment Strategies for a Large Clinical Trial with Learner Teen Drivers
Philadelphia Campus
Many studies do not achieve their goal for participant enrollment (Mapstone, Elbourne, & Roberts, 2002).
• Longitudinal studies with teen drivers are rare, in part due to the difficulty with recruitment and attrition as well as necessarily strict inclusion criteria (Lee et al., 2011; McCartt, Farmer, 7 Jenness, 2010).• The sources used for recruitment can be a determining factor in the effectiveness of the overall enrollment rates.
• A community-based randomized controlled trial required recruitment of a large number of participants, 512 parent-teen dyads, in a short period of time. This is a post-hoc analysis of the most effective forms of recruitment we found for this study.