Using the Internet to Reach Hidden Populations

John Matthews and Elizabeth Cramer share their experiences using technology to reach hard-to-reach populations for research.

Q&A

Questions About Comorbidity

Husseini K. Manji advises investigators to address specific issues regarding comorbidity before beginning a study.

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Attrition Patterns in Your Study Design

John B. Reid suggests ways to address attrition patterns in school-based studies.

Quick Tip - 2 minutes 16 seconds

Engaging Minority Populations in Health Disparity Research

Getting African-Americans involved in research takes open dialogue, asserts Christopher L. Edwards.

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Getting Access to Schools Takes Time

Robert C. Pianta talks about need to plan ahead when recruiting teachers from public schools.

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Keeping Families in the Study

J. Steven Reznick talks about what he has done to retain families in longitudinal studies.

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Gaining Sanction from Community Leaders

Velma McBride Murry details the importance of establishing a relationship with the community in order to retain participants.

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Recruiting Sexual Minority Populations

Recruiting participants from the gay immigrant community is difficult, states Hirokazu Yoshikawa.

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Family and Child Involvement and Retention in Youth Mental Health

Katherine E. Grimes and Jeannette Adames discuss a systemic approach to assessment, intervention and retention in a comprehensive children’s mental health program.

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Opening Doors in Communities

Velma McBride Murry suggests establishing partnerships with community gatekeepers before recruiting.

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