Increasing Latino Participation in Brain Health Research
Author Information
Author(s): Chanti-Ketterl Marianne, Welsh-Bohmer Kathleen, Royo Sofia, Plassman Brenda
Primary Institution: Duke University
Hypothesis
How can we effectively recruit Latinos into brain health research studies?
Conclusion
The study achieved a twofold increase in Latino enrollment in brain health research by addressing structural inequities and cultural beliefs.
Supporting Evidence
- Recruiting Latinos into research studies presents multifaceted challenges.
- Effective strategies were employed to increase Latino enrollment in the NC Registry.
- Community engagement and educational initiatives were key to the study's success.
Takeaway
This study shows that by understanding and addressing the unique challenges faced by Latino communities, we can get more people involved in important brain health research.
Methodology
The study utilized participant tracking methodology to ensure appropriate study contact without overwhelming individuals.
Participant Demographics
The study focuses on the Hispanic/Latino(a)x community in North Carolina.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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