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    “…Recruiting for clinical trials involving postmenopausal women could benefit from a combination of recruitment strategies, with an emphasis on word of mouth and free publicity via radio, TV, and print media, as well as strategic placement of flyers, supplemented with internet-based strategies, databases and intranets if a greater yield of participants is needed.…”
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    por Donnellan, Kelsey M
    Publicado 2019
    “…The final package includes two posters, one flyer, one provider guide, four radio public service announcements, and two short videos. …”
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    “…One month after enrollment, participants are asked how they learned about the study (eg, general newscast or a health program on television, radio newscast, newspaper articles, Internet, personal advice, leaflet/flyers) The sociodemographic profiles of participants recruited through operative communication channels (radio, print media, Internet, advice) were compared with the profiles of those informed through television by using polytomous logistic regression. …”
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    por Haynes, David, Hughes, Kelly
    Publicado 2021
    “…Due to COVID-19, our breast cancer champions are engaging with their community in socially responsible ways (i.e., engaging through social media, developing and placing community education flyers, community radio spots). Our social media campaign, which began in October has already attracted over 1000 followers. …”
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    “…The first approach utilizes radio announcements and flyers provided to the community announcing dissemination meetings specific to the research projects. …”
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    “…Traditional research recruitment relies on flyers, newspaper adverts, radio and television broadcasts, letters, emails, website listings, and word of mouth. …”
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    por Vuckovic, Vojko, Cuk, Ivan, Duric, Sasa
    Publicado 2023
    “…Traditional advertising strategies such as radio and flyers are the least effective (only 0.9% of memberships in 2022), while more sophisticated advertising strategies such as the internet and social media are becoming increasingly important in the advertising world (26.6% of memberships in 2022). …”
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    “…Our team of University of Arizona researchers and staff from Campesinos Sin Fronteras, a grassroots farmworker support agency in Yuma County, Arizona, developed a bilingual interview guide and recruited participants through radio adds, flyers, and cold calls among existing agency clientele. …”
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    “…The broad level includes radio advertisements, TV interviews, newspaper advertisements, and targeted Facebook advertisements. …”
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    “…Community consultation included flyers, radio announcements, newspaper advertisements, mailings, and in-person surveys at basketball games and ED waiting rooms. …”
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    “…METHODS: Both ‘traditional’ (physician referral, newspaper and radio advertisements, letterbox drops, posters/flyers, word‐of‐mouth) and ‘modern’ (patient recruitment services, social media, Google advertisements, websites, email) recruitment methods were used to enrol 100 patients (>18 years) diagnosed with moderate eczema for a randomised, double‐blind, placebo‐controlled trial investigating the efficacy and safety of a topical eczema treatment over 4 weeks. …”
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    “…RESULTS: Recruitment occurred via the Exeter 10,000 database containing 236 ‘eligible’ males, a Facebook campaign reaching > 8000 ≥ 65 years old males, 400 directly-addressed letters to ≥ 66 year old males, > 1500 flyers distributed within the community, > 40 emails to local community groups, 4 recruitment talks, 2 magazine adverts and 1 radio advert. …”
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    “…The top two methods for recruitment were mass mailing followed by email; together they were cited by 62% of those recruited. Television, radio, paid print advertising, flyers and community events each yielded fewer than 10% of study participants. …”
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    “…A mass media campaign promoting physical activity and a healthy diet was channeled through several media, eg, 165 spots on radio, billboards in 250 public places, flyers in 360 public transport vehicles, and a dozen articles in several newspapers. …”
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    “…Recruitment takes place in the community via flyers, radio, and online advertisements. Interested individuals are screened via telephone and those who are eligible attend a one-time in-person assessment and intervention appointment. …”
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    “…Community meetings, church forums, and media outlets (study flyers, radio and TV announcements) were utilized to promote the study in Nigeria. …”
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    “…We evaluated the effectiveness of active recruitment (contacting eligible families directly) versus passive recruitment (informing the community through flyers, public events, media). METHODS: Initial approaches included passive recruitment via the media (newspapers and radio) and two active recruitment methods: National Child Measurement Programme (letters to families with overweight children) and referrals from health-care professionals. …”
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