Abstract Background The randomised control trial (RCT) is the most rigorous method of evaluating interventions. Recruitment is often slower and more challenging than expected. The aim of the current paper is to understand the feasibility of recruitment within the NHS and the barriers and motivators to recruitment from the perspective of patients and healthcare professionals (HCPs). Methods NHS HCPs were surveyed to establish their willingness to participate. Twenty HCPs were interviewed to establish barriers and motivators to recruitment. Eleven patients were interviewed to understand their willingness to participate. Interviews were analysed using thematic analysis. Results HCP interviews identified key barriers to recruitment: practical b...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
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Abstract Background Randomised controlled trials, and in particular those of psychosocial interventi...
Abstract Background Recruitment to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) with very different treatment...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recruit...
BACKGROUND: barriers to randomised clinical trial (RCT) recruitment include failure to identify elig...
Background: Randomised controlled trials, and in particular those of psychosocial interventions, oft...
Background:Barriers to randomised clinical trial (RCT) recruitment include failure to identify eligi...
Background Poor recruitment to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) is a widespread problem. Provisio...
Background: Many randomised controlled trials (RCT) fail to meet their recruitment goals. Study pers...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International L...
Abstract Background Randomised controlled trials, and in particular those of psychosocial interventi...
Abstract Background Recruitment to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) with very different treatment...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context: The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recrui...
Context The importance of evidence from randomised trials is now widely recognised, although recruit...
BACKGROUND: barriers to randomised clinical trial (RCT) recruitment include failure to identify elig...
Background: Randomised controlled trials, and in particular those of psychosocial interventions, oft...
Background:Barriers to randomised clinical trial (RCT) recruitment include failure to identify eligi...
Background Poor recruitment to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) is a widespread problem. Provisio...
Background: Many randomised controlled trials (RCT) fail to meet their recruitment goals. Study pers...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...
Background: Recruitment of patients into randomised clinical trials (RCTs) is essential for treatmen...