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INTRODUCING THE LIFE AFTER 90 STUDY: LESSONS LEARNED FROM RECRUITING A RACIALLY/ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COHORT OF PEOPLE AGE 90 AND OLDER
2019
Alzheimer's & Dementia
enrollment data, such as: type of recruitment event (print media, word of mouth, community talks, etc.), return on participant contact, and participant follow-through. Data was split by ethnicity and recruitment approach. Results: The total number of new potential participants reached was 2,235. Of that, 1058 (47.3%) were scheduled for a study visit; of those scheduled, 867 (81.9%) completed the study. When broken down by ethnicity, most Non-Hispanic Whites were recruited through: word of mouth
doi:10.1016/j.jalz.2019.06.1150
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