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Challenges to Recruiting Rural-Dwelling African Americans with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Care Partners for Participation in Remote Monitoring Research
Otis Owens;
Rahul Ghosal;
Zachary Beattie;
JiaJia Zhang;
Nicole Sharma;
Thomas Riley;
Larry Frye;
Jeffrey Kaye;
Sue Levkoff
ABSTRACT
Nineteen dyads of rural-dwelling African Americans with MCI and their care partners were recruited through multifaceted outreach strategies to academic, clinical, community, and government organizations, as well as to the community-at-large.
Citation
Please cite as:
Owens O, Ghosal R, Beattie Z, Zhang J, Sharma N, Riley T, Frye L, Kaye J, Levkoff S
Challenges to Recruiting Rural-Dwelling African Americans with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Care Partners for Participation in Remote Monitoring Research