Recruit & Retain Participants

This resource provides recommendations for how to engage people living with dementia in all stages of clinical research.

This resource describes barriers to recruiting Latino adults for dementia research during the COVID-19 pandemic, with an emphasis on social isolation.

This community-engaged study identifies barriers and facilitators to clinical research participation for people living with dementia and their caregivers.

This study identifies themes in how older African Americans perceive neurovascular clinical trials.

The Duke University and the University of North Carolina ADRC offers two videos that discuss the participant experience during spinal tap and blood draw procedures.

Duke Aging Center has a website on the 5Ts framework — a tool to help researchers employ best practices in the inclusion of older adults in their research studies.

These resources from the National Institute on Aging highlight evidence-based, healthy behaviors that may reduce dementia risk.

This study identifies characteristics of U.S. adults that are associated with the self-reported likelihood to participate in dementia-prevention clinical trials.

This resource describes trends in recruitment over a 20-year period of NIH-funded Alzheimer’s clinical trials.

This article describes how caring behaviors by recruiters impact recruitment in African American and Non-Latinx White older adults.