Recruitment of African American and Non-Hispanic White Older Adults for Alzheimer Disease Research Via Traditional and Social Media: A Case Study

The researchers examined the effectiveness and differences in using both traditional and social media materials for the recruitment of African American versus non-Hispanic white participants for a study examining preclinical Alzheimer’s disease and driving outcomes. Results show that social media was more effective with recruiting non-Hispanic white participants, whereas traditional advertisement (newspaper) was more successful in recruiting African American participants in this urban setting.

Stout SH, et al. Recruitment of African American and non-Hispanic white older adults for Alzheimer disease research via traditional and social media: A case study . Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology. 2020;35(3):329-339. doi: 10.1007/s10823-020-09405-9.

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