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recruitment

recruitment Recruitment is the process of attracting and enrolling people into a research study.

Recruitment is the process of attracting and enrolling people into a research study. In human research, it involves using methods such as personal contact or digital outreach to reach a target group and encourage participation, with success depending on the population and study setting.

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Drafting source: Litke Nicola; Wensing Michel; Hermeling Lina; Bombana Manuela. Quantitative evaluation of recruitment strategies in a cluster-randomized trial: segmented regression and cost analysis from the AOK-Family + study. 2025; DOI 10.1186/s12874-025-02734-8; article XML SHA-256 d9f738cc485fbc33a2cc0d35ca8e931dce97fc42535ddbfbbdd6d8645ee25fbd. “Quantitative evaluation of recruitment strategies in a cluster-randomized trial: segmented regression and cost analysis from the AOK-Family + study” (10.1186/s12874-025-02734-8).
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