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The aim is to evaluate effective recruitment strategies for a diet-focused intervention in a rural American Indian community.

June 29, 2026TrialsOpen Access

Recruitment strategies for a randomized controlled trial in a rural American Indian community: the Cooking for Health Study

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The aim is to evaluate effective recruitment strategies for a diet-focused intervention in a rural American Indian community.
Conducted a two-armed parallel group randomized controlled trial (RCT) in a rural AI community.
Utilized passive, active, and word-of-mouth recruitment strategies with community partner involvement.
Screened 276 individuals, with 226 deemed eligible and 176 enrolling for the intervention.
176 participants enrolled after strategic recruitment, setting a foundation for effective diet interventions.
Reasons for non-participation included time constraints and existing diabetes management with providers.
Community engagement and trust were vital in achieving successful recruitment outcomes.

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Randomized trial explores recruitment strategies for a diet intervention in American Indians, indicating community involvement boosts participation.

Green et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Randomized trial explores recruitment strategies for a diet intervention in American Indians, indicating community involvement boosts participation.