Impact of COVID-19 on Public Research Recruitment
Hsieh, Y. G.; Parker, H.; Estey, G.; Lorenz, S.; Wylie, M.; Zhang, X.; Lopiccolo, J.; Clarke, L.; Chung, J.
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The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic created a major challenge for clinical trials recruitment as early attention was focused on matters of public health and clinical care, and research--outside of COVID-19-- essentially shut down. Rally with Partners (rally.partners.org), an Internet-based portal for clinical research volunteer recruitment, continued to support studies that continued their recruitment during this period and additionally, implemented several measures to support COVID-19 research. In this paper, we summarize our experiences and preliminary results.
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