The Participant Recruitment Toolkit contains a host of information and links to resources that may be helpful as you recruit participants for your study.
Here are the topics covered in the toolkit:
Promote Your Study
Using Social Media
Using Our U-M Health Research Page to Promote Your Study
Using Your Own Facebook Page to Promote Your Study
U-M Offices & Resources
Study Coordinator Training
Data Office for Clinical & Translational Research
Required IRB Training and Educational Resources
MiChart Research Resources
Human Subject Incentive Program
Clinical Research Calendar Review & Analysis Office
Find Your Research Administrator
Staffing and Budgeting
DataDirect
REDCap
Study Management Templates
UMHealthResearch.org
About UMHealthResearch.org
Tips for Managing UMHealthResearch.org
ClinicalTrials.gov
ResearchMatch.org
Writing Your IRB Application
Using UMHealthResearch.org
How to Write Your IRB Application to Decrease Amendments
Plan Ahead to Ensure IRB Approval for All of Your Recruitment Materials
Tips & Tricks
Identifying Your Audience and How to Connect With Them
Staying on Target – Recruitment Tracking
In-Clinic Recruitment
Community Recruitment
Retention Ideas
Feedback from UMHealthResearch.org Volunteers
University of Michigan Guidelines for Posting on University Property
Posting at Michigan Medicine Behind the Glass
MICHR Participant Recruitment Program Services
Dissemination & Follow-Up
What is Follow-Up?
Why is it Important to Publicize Your Research Findings?
Does Your Study Launch/Recruitment Have News Value?
Communicating Clinical Study Outcomes
Registering Your Study on ClinicalTrials.gov
Working With a Press Release
Prepare to Talk to Reporters About Your Study
Involving Study Participants in Communication Efforts
Publishing or Presenting the Results of Your Clinical Trial