Recruitment and Retention of Pregnant Women Into Clinical Research Trials: An Overview of Challenges, Facilitators, and Best Practices
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-15-2014
Publication Title
Clinical Infectious Diseases
Volume
59
First page number:
S400
Last page number:
S407
Abstract
Conclusions: While the social media campaign was successfully launched, the findings indicate the need for a more focused selection of communication channels, timing of media updates to maximize visibility, balancing message tone and delivery, and incorporating differentiated messaging for the target audiences. Collaboration with parents and community partners is also emphasized in order to expand the campaign’s reach and create more channels to disseminate relationship promotion and dating violence prevention messaging to the intended audience.
Keywords
Pregnant women; Clinical research trials; Recruitment; Retention; Vulnerable populations
Disciplines
Health Services Research | Immunology and Infectious Disease
Language
English
Repository Citation
Frew, P. M.,
Saint-Victor, D. S.,
Isaacs, M. B.,
Kim, S.,
Swamy, G. K.,
Sheffield, J. S.,
Edwards, K. M.,
Villafana, T.,
Kamagate, O.,
Ault, K.
(2014).
Recruitment and Retention of Pregnant Women Into Clinical Research Trials: An Overview of Challenges, Facilitators, and Best Practices.
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 59
S400-S407.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/cid/ciu726