Background: Recruitment efforts for child health research are often based on assumptions,
therefore improving knowledge about parents' perceptions and preferences could enhance …

Background: Additional strategies are needed for longitudinal engagement of parents as key
stakeholders in practice-based research networks (PBRNs). Our objective was to create a …

Aim Ethical and logistical issues often exacerbate recruitment problems in child health
studies. This study aims:(a) to provide new knowledge on how parents want to hear about …

BACKGROUND: Subject recruitment is essential for conducting clinical research; however,
there are very few studies evaluating research uptake by families in a paediatric setting …

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Low enrollment within pediatric research increases the
cost of research, decreases generalizability, and threatens to exacerbate existing health …

Objective To identify impacts of patient and family engagement in child health research on
the research process, research teams, and patient and family partners. Study design A …

Although patient engagement in research is widely touted as an important foundation for
improving the relevance and sustainability of research findings, there is little consensus on …

Objective To assess children's and parents' attitudes regarding pediatric research that poses
minimal risk or a minor increase over minimal risk and does not offer the potential to benefit …

Aim Subjects who did not respond to an invitation to participate in a community‐based
randomised controlled trial for childhood obesity in M elbourne, A ustralia were approached …

Background: More pediatric drug trials are needed, but although specific pediatric
regulations warrant safety, recruitment of children for these trials remains one of the main …