Optimising Participant Recruitment in Digital Health Research

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Benefits of fully electronic consent management and consent collection via tablet PC in supporting time-critical pandemic research -the example of COVID-19-project NAPKON

How equitable is digital rehabilitation for people after stroke? A systematic review using an equity approach

Retention and characteristics associated with remote questionnaire completion in a general population cohort study: the project baseline health study

Leveraging digital tools to enhance diversity and inclusion in clinical trial recruitment

Impact of recruitment strategies on individual participation practices in the Canadian National Vaccine Safety Network: prospective cohort study

Understanding the use of CATI and web-based data collection methods during the pandemic among digitally challenged groups at FQHCs: data from the All of Us Research Program

The participation of hard-to-reach older people in the research and development process of health technologies from the perspective of multipliers—A qualitative analysis

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