Diverse Recruitment Strategies Are Needed to Reduce Digital Divide: Results from a Workshop Addressing Digital Divide and Effects of Pandemic Restrictions

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Abstract

Recruitment is a bottleneck for research-especially digital health studies. Studies often focus on those who are easy to reach or already engaged in their health, leaving those who are uninterested or un-engaged, as 'un-reached'. This contributes to the 'digital divide'. COVID-19 restrictions made recruitment more difficult. During a virtual workshop of our peers, we discussed recruitment of un-reached groups for digital health studies, especially during COVID-times. All agreed; we need to go where the un-reached are by collaborating with community-based services and organizations.

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Bradway, M., & Arsand, E. (2022). Diverse Recruitment Strategies Are Needed to Reduce Digital Divide: Results from a Workshop Addressing Digital Divide and Effects of Pandemic Restrictions. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 294, pp. 811–812). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI220592

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