Recruiting hard-to-engage groups to online psychosocial interventions: Experiences from an RCT study targeting adolescents with a visible difference
Online interventions have the potential to reach individuals who are otherwise difficult to engage due to stigma and sensitive topics. However, these individuals also tend to be hard to recruit in clinical trials, a crucial step in order to provide evidence-based interventions. This highlights a nee...
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Auteurs principaux: | Johanna Kling, Tine Nordgreen, Ingela L. Kvalem, Heidi Williamson, Kristin B. Feragen |
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2021
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