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SWAT ID |
Title | Link (Author(s) & Date) |
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| 1) | Site visits by the principal investigator to improve recruitment in a multicentre randomized trial. | SWAT01 Valerie Smith and Mike Clarke (2012 July 22 1151) |
| 2) | Timing and mode of delivery of a self-completion questionnaire. | SWAT02 Lisa Maguire and Mike Clarke (2014 January 21 1306) |
| 3) | Gender of the person signing an invitation letter for a prospective study. | SWAT03 Lisa Maguire and Mike Clarke (2014 January 21 1510) |
| 4) | Description of the study / project in an invitation letter for a prospective study. | SWAT04 Lisa Maguire and Mike Clarke (2014 January 21 1448) |
| 5) | Influence of explicit discussion of confidentiality in an invitation letter for a prospective study. | SWAT05 Lisa Maguire and Mike Clarke (2014 January 21 1505) |
| 6) | Using a limited number of practitioners to recruit participants to a multicentre randomized trial. | SWAT06 Patricia Healy (2014 August 21 1553) |
| 7) | Impact of questionnaire design on response rates and satisfaction of the participants. | SWAT07 Susanne Grylka-Baeschlin (2014 May 28 1632) |
| 8) | Telephone screening versus face-to-face screening for the identification of participants in a multicentre trial. | SWAT08 Susanne Grylka-Baeschlin (2014 May 28 1645) |
| 9) |
Pre-randomisation matching of sites in a cluster randomised trial. |
SWAT09 Mike Clarke and Lisa Maguire (2015 January 22 1704) |
| 10) | Skype videoconferences to improve site engagement in multi-centre randomised trials. | SWAT10 Peter J. Kelly (2014 September 20 1731) |
| 11) | Monitoring consent forms by Skype videoconferences. | SWAT11 Peter J. Kelly (2014 September 20 1746) |
| 12) | Projected accrual as part of effective site selection for a multi-centre randomised trial. | SWAT12 Joanna Peel (2014 December 08 1043) |
| 13) | Financial incentives to complete follow-up questionnaires in a randomised trial. | SWAT13 Jonathan Cook (2013 February 01 1237) |
| 15) | Video presentation of trial information to potential patient participants in a randomized trial. | SWAT15 Declan Devane, Andrew Murphy, Valerie Smith and Mike Clarke (2013 Jan 01) |
| 16) | Providing information on end-of-study compensation to improve participation in research. | SWAT16 Lesley Anderson and Glen Titmarsh (2012 January 01 1511) |
| 17) |
Sending a letter or telephoning potential participants as a method of follow-up to improve recruitment to research. |
SWAT17 Lesley Anderson and Glen Titmarsh (2012 January 01 1547) |
| 18) |
Gifts to improve participation in research. |
SWAT18 Lesley Anderson and Glen Titmarsh (2012 January 01 1624) |
| 19) | Prompting participants to return baseline questionnaires to improve the provision of follow-up information in trials. | SWAT19 Gillian W Shorter (2014 October 06 1640) |
| 20) |
Optimum time and day to send invitation letter for trials. |
SWAT20 Helen McAneney (2015 April 17 1537) |
| 21) | Provision of incentives to improve participant response to data collection in a randomised trial of a public health intervention. | SWAT21 Frank Kee, Sarah Brennan, Mike Clarke, Chris Patterson (2015 JUL 01 1048) |
| 22) | Promoting Recruitment using Information Management Efficiently (PRIME). | SWAT22 R Al-Shahi Salman, A Maxwell, R Parker, M Dennis, C Weir, A Rudd(14 03 5) |
| 23) |
Systematic Techniques for Assisting Recruitment to Trials (MRC START) |
SWAT23 Jo Rick, Peter Bower, Adwoa Hughes-Morley, Peter Knapp (2012 JAN 11 1301) |
| 24) |
Using a theoretically informed cover letter to improve response rates to annual postal questionnaires. |
SWAT24 Anne Duncan, Craig Ramsay, Debbie Bonetti, Jan Clarkson (2013 OCT 1 0901) |
| 25) |
Two-by-two factorial randomised trial to evaluate strategies to improve follow-up in a randomised prevention trial. |
SWAT25 A Montgomery, H Williams, L Bradshaw, J Chalmers (2014 MAR 1 1134) |
| 26) |
Improving trial recruitment with a leaflet advertising patient and public involvement. |
SWAT26 Adwoa Hughes-Morley (2014 MAR 1 1606) |
| 27) | Remote versus on-site initiation visits. | SWAT27 L Jefferson, S Brealey, L Cook et al (2003 MAR 1 1407) |
| 28) |
Pre-notification of trial participants by newsletter to improve response rates. |
SWAT28 N Mitchell,C Hewitt,E Lenaghan,E Platt,L Shepstone,D Torgerson(20070201) |
| 29) |
Effect of envelope colour on response rates |
SWAT29 N Mitchell, C Hewitt, D Torgerson & SCOOP Trial Group (2008 JAN 1 1333) |
| 30) |
Use of a leaflet containing information about healthcare research for recruitment to a randomised trial |
SWAT30 C Arundel, D Torgerson, L Jefferson, and S Cockayne (2012 JUN 1 1459) |
| 31) |
Electronic prompts to increase response rates to postal questionnaires |
SWAT31 L Clark, S Ronaldson, L Dyson et al (2007 JAN 1 1442) |
| 32) |
Effects of a re-designed Participant Information Sheet |
SWAT32 S Cockayne, J Adamson, P Bower et al (2012 JAN 1 1149) |
| 33) |
Effects of a newsletter and Post-it® note on postal questionnaire response rates |
SWAT33 S Cockayne, J Adamson, B Corbacho et al (2012 AUG 15 1210) |
| 34) |
Offering study results as an incentive to increase response rates to postal questionnaires |
SWAT34 Sarah Cockayne and David J Torgerson (2007 JAN 1 1518) |
| 35) |
Personalised text message versus standard text message prompts for increasing response to postal questionnaires |
SWAT35 Adwoa Hughes-Morley and David Torgerson (2015 DEC 1 1201) |
| 36) | Training in obtaining informed consent for clinical trials. | SWAT36 Alina Constantin (2016 MAR 13 1417) |
| 37) | Improving trial recruitment using pens as an incentive | SWAT37 A Hughes-Morley and D Torgerson (2016 FEB 20 1421) |
| 38) | Cost implications of conducting a risk assessment prior to developing a monitoring plan for a multicentre clinical trial | SWAT38 Caroline Hurley (2016 JAN 10 1404) |
| 43) |
Use of local champions to contact and recruit potential participants |
SWAT43 Mike Clarke, Vivien Coates (2016 JUL 8 1153) |
| 44) |
Timing of text message prompts to increase trial participant response to postal questionnaires. |
SWAT44 A Hughes-Morley, S Brealey, A Keding et al (2015 DEC 1 1420) |
| 46) |
Participants' perspectives and preferences on clinical trial result dissemination |
SWAT46 Professor Patricia Kearney (2016 FEB 10 1225) |
| 47) |
Incentives and reminders to complete an online survey |
SWAT47 Mike Clarke, Sara Schroter, Amy Price (2016 NOV 5 1228) |
| 48) |
Effects of a £10 note on trial retention |
SWAT48 Catherine Arundel, Emily Peckham, Simon Gilbody (2016 JUL 22 1403) |
| 49) |
Effects of the use of different tone in reminder emails to non-respondents for an online survey |
SWAT49 Amy Price,Sara Schroter, Mike Clarke (2016 DEC 1 1323) |
| 50) |
Comparison of the small modified Rankin Scale questionnaire with face-to-face modified Rankin Scale |
SWAT50 E Lundström,E Isaksson,Per Näsman,Per Wester,A Laska,ADahlin(17 MAR 1602) |
| 51) |
Promoting group identity to improve questionnaire return rate |
SWAT51 Ashley Agus (2019 MAR 28 1046) |
| 52) |
Statistical methods for compensating for missing longitudinal data in a cluster randomised trial |
SWAT52 Ricardo Segurado (2016 MAR 15 0937) |
| 53) |
Including a photograph on the invitation letter for a prospective study |
SWAT53 Rohan Anand and Natasha Green (2017 APR 15 1040) |
| 54) |
Giving trial participants a thank you note or card after each study visit |
SWAT54 Rohan Anand (2017 MAY 3 1415) |
| 55) |
Prioritising key motivators and challenges influencing informal caregivers to participate in randomised trials |
SWAT55 VSmith,STreweek,DDevane,MCorry,SGrylka-Baeschlin,AHunter,CComiskey,PHealy |
| 56) |
Patient decision aid to reduce decisional conflict in patients considering entry into a prospective cohort study |
SWAT56 PRIMETIME Trialists (2017 APR 1 1503) |
| 57) |
Provision of information about a core outcome set and trial questionnaire completion |
SWAT57 Karen Matvienko-Sikar (2017 JAN 19 1138) |
| 58) |
Enhancing Recruitment Using Teleconference and Commitment Contract (ERUTECC) |
SWAT58 E Lundström, E Isaksson, P Näsman, P Wester, A Laska (2017 APR 30 1105) |
| 59) |
Offering financial incentives to potential trial participants to improve recruitment |
SWAT59 Shaun Treweek et al (2017 JUN 5 1223) |
| 60) | Mentioning scarcity of trial places in text (SMS) reminders | SWAT60 Shaun Treweek et al (2017 MAY 5 1333) |
| 61) |
Telephone reminders to people who do not respond to a postal invitation to join a trial |
SWAT61 Shaun Treweek et al (2017 JUN 9 1420) |
| 62) |
The influence of different healthcare professionals delivering an intervention in a medication optimisation trial |
SWAT62 Dr. Shane Cullinan (2016 JAN 1 1028) |
| 63) |
Does local radio and social media advertisement increase recruitment? |
SWAT63 Augusto Azuara-Blanco and Mike Clarke (2016 OCT 1 1529) |
| 64) |
Identifying opinions on the features needed for making a study successful |
SWAT64 E Lundström, E Isaksson, P Wester, A Laska, P Näsman (2017 MAY 23 1419) |
| 65) |
Strategies to optimise retention to an online randomised controlled trial for relatives of people with severe mental illness |
SWAT65 Professor Fiona Lobban (2015 APR 1 1731) |
| 66) |
Site visits to initiate recruitment in a clinical trial: Does it matter who conducts the visit? |
SWAT66 Nollett C, Kelson M, Hood K (2016 JUN 27 1603) |
| 67) |
Effects of an enhanced trainee Principal Investigator package and digital nudging on monthly recruitment rates |
SWAT67 Nickil Agni, Catriona McDaid, David Torgerson, Mike Reed (2017OCT1 1443) |
| 69) |
Evaluation of offering an incentive before or after completion of a 2-year follow-up postal questionnaire on the response rate in parents of preterm babies. |
SWAT69 E Juszczak, L Linsell, J Dorling, C Rounding, O Hewer (2015 NOV 30 1631) |
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SWAT ID |
Title | Link (Author(s) & Date) |
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| 70) |
Multi criterion decision analysis (MCDA) to improve decision quality in an online Delphi study |
SWAT70 Amy Price, Mette Kjer Kaltoft and Jack Dowie (2018 JAN 1 1112) |
| 71) |
Effects of population compared to purposive sampling for consensus in an online Delphi study |
SWAT71 Amy Price and Su May Liew (2018 MAR 5 1155) |
| 72) |
Effects of question section order on prioritization of items by stakeholder groups in an online Delphi study |
SWAT72 Amy Price (2018 MAR 5 1240) |
| 73) |
Effects of feedback method on ranking in an online Delphi study |
SWAT73 Amy Price (2018 FEB 5 1258) |
| 74) |
Effects of the use of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) on decision quality in an online Delphi (Delphi MDQ) |
SWAT74 Amy Price, Mette Kjer Kaltoft, Jack Dowie, Mike Clarke |
| 75) | Effects of different types of feedback presentation in an online Delphi study | SWAT75 Amy Price and Mike Clarke (2017 JAN 1 1535) |
| 76) |
Sending pre-notification cards to trial participants before outcome measurement to improve retention. |
SWAT76 Shaun Treweek, Annie Anderson, Stephanie Gallant (2018 MAR 7 1355) |
| 77) |
TYPhooN (Thank You and Pre Notification) SWAT Protocol: sending pre-notification emails to trial participants before outcome measurement |
SWAT77 Susan Wagland (2018 APR 27 1258) |
| 79) |
Effect of a birthday card on retention and data completion rates in trials involving children |
SWAT79 Dr M Backhouse, Prof D Torgerson, A Parker, S Cockayne (2018 AUG 1 1539) |
| 80) | Post-it Note SWAT | SWAT80 Cushla D Cooper (2018 JAN 1 1324) |
| 81) |
A Telephone Reminder to Enhance Adherence to Interventions in Randomised Trials |
SWAT81 Abdelsalam BenSaaud, Wael Tawfick, Fionnuala Jordan (2018 MAY 1 1631) |
| 82) |
Sending Christmas cards to trial participants to improve retention. |
SWAT82 Shaun Treweek, Katie Gillies, Karen Innes, Graeme MacLennan (2017 AUG 24) |
| 83) | Postal vs telephone follow-up | SWAT83 Mike Reed, John Randall (2018 JUN 1 1244) |
| 84) | Same-day Consent vs Delayed Consent in a Randomised Trial | SWAT84 Marah Elfghi, Fionnuala Jordan, Wael Tawfick (2018 SEP 1 1218) |
| 86) | Advance notification of trial participants before outcome data collection to improve retention | SWAT86 C Sutton, S Cotterill, D Forshaw, S Rhodes, A Hammond (2018 AUG 31 1034) |
| 87) | Do participants complete the original or the reminder postal follow up questionnaire? | SWAT87 Sally Hopewell, Lucy Cureton, Gemma Greenall (2017 MAR 10 1051) |
| 88) | Telephone versus SMS reminders to participants about attending a screening assessment for randomised trials |
SWAT88 Karen Bracken (2016 JUL 22 1115) |
| 89) | Including a theoretically informed leaflet in a participant take-home pack of questionnaires to increase response rate | SWAT89 K Starr, D McRae, K Gillies, C Cooper, A Wolfe (2016 JAN 31 1514) |
| 90) | Does the time at which a participant incentive is given affect the retention rate? | SWAT90 Johanna Cook (2016 JUN 1 1144) |
| 91) | Using theory-based enhancements to improve engagement with trial participant newsletters | SWAT91 Karen Bracken (2018 OCT 16 1203) |
| 92) | Pen incentive to enhance retention in a randomised trial | SWAT92 G Tew, H Tilbrook, S Paul, L Howe, A Parker, K Bell (2019 APR 1 1705) |
| 93) | Offer of a free yoga class to participants in the control group on completion of the trial follow-up, to enhance retention and reduce contamination | SWAT93 Dr Garry Tew and Helen Tilbrook (2018 APR 1 1722) |
| 94) | Incentive (financial and pen) to enhance recruitment to a randomised trial |
SWAT94 G Tew, H Tilbrook, S Paul, L Howe, A Parker, K Bell (2018 APR 1 1731) |
| 95) | Concurrent validity of the PROMIS-29 in older adults with multimorbidity | SWAT95 Garry Tew, Andrew Garratt and David Torgerson (2018 APR 1 1026) |
| 96) | Unconditional or conditional incentives for initial and follow-up postal questionnaires in a clinical trial | SWAT96 L Bedford B Young D Kendrick K Vedhara S Gallant et al. (2013 JUN 1 1643) |
| 97) | TRECA (TRials Engagement in Children and Adolescents) | SWAT97 Peter Knapp (2015 APR 1 1045) |
| 98) | Delivering site set-up training to groups of sites versus individually | SWAT98 E Mitchell, A Montgomery, R Ogollah, C Partlett et al. (2018 MAY 1 1023) |
| 99) | Impact of recruitment plan on participant recruitment. | SWAT99 Lucy Marsh, Bethan Pell, Mel Davies. (2018 JUL 17 1216) |
| 100) | Patient and family co-developed participant information to improve recruitment rates, retention, and patient understanding of a randomised trial | SWAT100 L O'Neill, P Knapp, S Doyle, E Guinan, J Hussey et al (2018 MAY 1 1016) |
| 101) | Design of the patient information leaflet: dOes ParTicipant InforMatIon ShEet Design affect the recruitment rate into an interventional trial (OPTIMISED)? | SWAT101 Rachelle Sherman, Graham Johnson, Andrew Tabner (2018 DEC 7 1511) |
| 102) | Addition of a pictorial aid to the patient information leaflet to improve recruitment in a randomised trial. | SWAT102 A Montgomery,C Brittain,S Khan,M Lewis,W Tan,A Goyal,C Upton(2019 JUL 1) |
| 104) | Various on-paper strategies to improve participation in a postal survey | SWAT104 Dawid Pieper, Barbara Prediger and Nadja Könsgen (2019 JUL 1 1631) |
| 105) | Effects of a patient-designed-and-informed participant information sheet versus a standard, researcher-designed information sheet on recruitment to a randomised trial | SWAT105 Sinéad Hynes, Christopher Dwyer, Robert Joyce (2019 JUL 30 1603) |
| 106) | Effects of a video clip on recruitment into a randomised trial | SWAT106 R Ryan,H Mattock,C O'Farrelly,D Babalis,P Ramchandani (2016 DEC 20 1050) |
| 107) | Effects of a multi-trial programmable animation platform on the efficiency and success of pre-screening and subsequent recruitment to a randomised trial | SWAT107 Dr Frances Shiely (2019 MAR 8 1053) |
| 109) | The effectiveness of a text message reminder which participants can respond to, compared with a ‘no reply’ text message on questionnaire response rates | SWAT109 A Parker, S Brealey, H Sharma et al (2017 SEP 1 1216) |
| 110) | Printing the primary outcomE on Pink PapER versus standard paper to increase participant engagement to postal questionnaires (PEPPER) | SWAT110 Alexander Ooms, The PEP-TALK Trial Team (2019 JUN 20 1452) |
| 111) | Staff training to improve participant recruitment into surgical randomised trials | SWAT111 Dr A Parker, Dr N Mills, Dr L Rooshenas et al (2019 JAN 01 1506) |
| 112) | Effects on recruitment of a personalised compared with a standard study invitation letter | SWAT112 Dr Joanne Woodford and Prof Louise von Essen (2018 OCT 1 1231) |
| 114) | Effects of telephone calls or postcards to trial participants following enrolment on retention in a randomised trial | SWAT114 E Cook, M Backhouse, C McDaid, S Rex, A Parker (2019 JAN 1 2026) |
| 115) | Comparisons of invitation methods used to recruit participants to a trial of a smoking reduction intervention | SWAT115 NIHR HTA monitoring panel (2017 JUL 10 2046) |
| 116) | Impact on recruitment of adding an Infographic to a Patient Information Leaflet | SWAT116 J McCaffery; C Arundel; I Chetter; C Fairhurst et al. (2019 APR 22 1529) |
| 118) | Timing of text message and email communication to improve questionnaire return rates | SWAT118 Trish Hepburn, Clare Brittain, Rebecca Haydock et al (2019 SEP 09 1627) |
| 119) | Effects on retention of giving trial participants a thank you card following each study visit. | SWAT119 C Arundel, I Chetter, C Fairhurst, K Joshi et al. (2019 NOV 1 1607) |
| 120) | The impact of audio-recording study discussions on recruitment rates: the audio study | SWAT120 Jane Blazeby, Chris Rogers, Russell Thirard (2017 JAN 1 1559) |
| 121) | What are the effects on retention and follow-up of courtesy telephone calls versus postcards to trial participants following enrolment? | SWAT121 Mr Gurmit Dhanjal (2019 MAR 4 1731) |
| 122) | Perspectives of elderly trial participants with hypertension on modes of delivery of individual summary reports | SWAT122 Angélica Trevisan De Nardi, Daniel Umpierre (2019 JUL 16 1616) |
| 123) | Seldom heard: Listening to patients and the public during intervention development. | SWAT123 Emmy Racine, Sheena McHugh, Patricia M Kearney (2018 MAR 2 1432) |
| 124) | Exploring the impact of ineligibility on individuals expressing interest in a trial aimed at improving daily functioning regarding perceptions of self, research and likelihood of future participation: A PPI-infused qualitative SWAT | SWAT124 Christopher Dwyer & Sinéad Hynes (2020 JAN 16 2109) |
| 125) | Comparison of trial-collected and routinely-collected death data | SWAT125 M Sydes,S Love,M Murray,S Lensen,A Macnair,J Carpenter(2020 APR 21 2258) |
| 126) | Feasibility and diagnostic accuracy of Telephone Administration of an adapted patient-reported Wound HeaLth QuestiONnaire for assessing surgical site infection following abdominal surgery in low- and middle-income countries (TALON) | SWAT126 J Glasbey, A Bhangu; NIHR Global Health Research Unit (2019 OCT 1 0949) |
| 127) | Qualitative exploration of occupational therapists’ perspectives on barriers and enablers to helping conduct research | SWAT127 Dr Sinéad Hynes (2019 DEC 1 1239) |
| 128) | Timing of recruitment of pregnant women to participate in a trial | SWAT128 Elaine Finucane, L Biesty, D Murphy, et al (2018 JUN 1 2215) |
| 129) | Effects of video guidance and a helpdesk on recruitment and retention in a Delphi survey for the development of a core outcome set | SWAT129 Paula Williamson, Nicola Harman and Sarah Gorst (2020 MAY 4 2258) |
| 130) | SMS prompts to improve compliance with study procedures | SWAT130 C Drew, P Morgan-Jones, L Mills, N Kirby et al (2020 APR 1 2047) |
| 131) | Modes of data collection for subjective outcomes at follow-up: comparing a choice and a failure-based approach | SWAT131 Kerry Hood, Mike Robling, Nigel Kirby & Katie Gillies (2020 SEP 8 2122) |
| 132) | Patient Support Group for Research (PURPOSE) | SWAT132 Matt Hammond (2019 SEP 1 2104) |
| 133) | Branded gift and letter from PPI group to enhance questionnaire response rate in a randomised trial | SWAT133 E Morrissey, B Casey, R Power & D1 Now Young Adult Panel (2020AUG1 1617) |
| 134) | Impact of an enhanced education and training package on protocol adherence and staff confidence | SWAT134 Paul Mouncey (2019 SEP 1 0003) |
| 135) |
Online follow-up and automatic adjustment of a physiotherapy device to optimise intervention delivery in a physiotherapy trial |
SWAT135 Dr Maria Pufulete (2017 JUN 1 0019) |
| 136) | Impact on Recruitment of Using an Invitation Letter Informed by Self-Determination Theory | SWAT136 Rachel Carr (2020 NOV 5 1434) |
| 137) | A factorial embedded randomised controlled trial to test the impact on recruitment of a pen incentive and a brief participant information sheet (PROMETHEUS in MSS3) | SWAT137 David White, Adwoa Parker, David Torgerson (2018 MAY 1 1901) |
| 138) | Improving participant retention using a pen as an incentive with the reminder for a postal follow-up questionnaire | SWAT138 Sarah Cockayne, David Torgerson, Caroline Fairhurst (2020 NOV 24 1125) |
| 139) | A qualitative investigation of reasoning behind decisions to decline participation in a clinical trial | SWAT139 Dr Sinéad Hynes (2018 FEB 1 2332) |
| 140) | A factorial, cluster randomised trial of an enhanced associate principal investigator (API) training package and an additional digital nudge delivered by a trial coordinator | SWAT140 C McDaid,L Cook,S James,Z Ahkter,D Podmore,I Coleman (2019 JUN 1 1501) |
| 141) | Does patients' guided self-reflection on their illness increase engagement with and recruitment to clinical trials | SWAT141 Frances Shiely (2020 JAN 10 1252) |
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Title | Link (Author(s) & Date) |
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| 142) | Use of a video animation to improve participant understanding, engagement and compliance with an intervention in a cluster randomised trial of stroke survivors | SWAT142 Anne Forster, A Farrin, J Hall, et al (2020 JUL 17 1529) |
| 143) | Providing monetary incentives to participants to improve completion rates of questionnaires by referred co-respondents. | SWAT143 Professor Samantha Cartright-Hatton (2020 MAR 1 1018) |
| 144) | Social Incentive Retention Cover Letter to Improve Questionnaire Response Rates | SWAT144 C McDaid, L Cook, S James, Z Ahkter, D Podmore (2019 NOV 14 1548) |
| 145) | The Sticker Swat: Does a trial logo sticker placed on the outside of the envelope encourage the return of postal questionnaires | SWAT145 Anne Duncan, Karen Innes, Beatriz Goulao, Craig Ramsay (2019 MAY 1 1615) |
| 146) | Adding 'Withdrawal Slips' within follow up reminders for questionnaires | SWAT146 ROMIO Study PPI Group (2019 AUG 29 1000) |
| 147) | Effects on retention of different weight assessment approaches during trials of Behavioural Weight Management Interventions (BWMI) | SWAT147 C Torrens, P Hoddinott et al & The Game of Stones Team (2020 APR 1 1404) |
| 148) | Optimising data capture of prescribed medication in pregnancy | SWAT148 Lucy Chappell (2019 MAY 24 0006) |
| 149) | Characteristics of participants who choose to complete electronic or paper patient reported outcome measures (PROs) | SWAT149 D Davis, Z Connan, J Beckhelling, A Fakis et al (2020 MAY 12 2350) |
| 150) | Anaesthesia Choice for Creation of Arteriovenous Fistulae (ACCESS Study): A Qualitative Study within a Trial (SWAT) | SWAT150 Dr Emma Aitken (2020 JUN 23 1017) |
| 151) | Impact of a waitlist comparator design on recruitment, retention and outcomes in open-label parallel-group randomised trials | SWAT151 David Gillespie, Biza Stenfert-Kroese et al (2020 MAY 18 1202) |
| 152) |
A qualitative investigation of patient recruitment to a perioperative feasibility randomised trial |
SWAT152 Duncan Wagstaff and Ramani Moonesinghe (2020 MAY 12 1218) |
| 153) | ||
| 154) | Follow-up within global surgEry triAls: a qualiTative investigation to improvE trial Retention (FEATHER) | SWAT154 James Glasbey, Aneel Bhangu et al (2019 APR 1 1538) |
| 155) | Evidence-based enhanced participant information sheet (PIS) for recruiting caregivers to a multicentre randomised trial. | SWAT155 Valerie Smith and Rod Taylor (2020 DEC 3 1914) |
| 156) | Impact of an animated video translated into four commonly spoken languages on recruitment into the TICH-3 trial | SWAT156 Nikola Sprigg, Caroline Rick, Andrew Willis (2019 JUL 30 0745) |
| 157) | Timing and value of participant vouchers to improve questionnaire return rates in the STADIA (STAndardised DIagnostic Assessment for children and adolescents with emotional difficulties) Trial. | SWAT157 Kapil Sayal, Florence Day, Kirsty Sprange et al (2020 AUG 19 2334) |
| 158) | Validation of clinical events in the DaRe2THINK data-enabled clinical trial | SWAT158 Xiaoxia Wang (2019 MAY 10 1940) |
| 159) | Feasibility and effectiveness of a decision aid for family members considering trial participation on behalf of an adult who lacks capacity to consent | SWAT159 Victoria Shepherd,Kerry Hood,Fiona Wood,Katie Gillies (2020 AUG 9 2130) |
| 160) | An enhanced participant information leaflet and multimedia intervention to improve the quality of informed consent in a randomised clinical trial enrolling people living with HIV and obesity | SWAT160 Lydia O’Sullivan, Prof Peter Doran (2020 AUG 3 0756) |
| 161) | ‘Principled’ versus usual approach for sharing information about potential benefits and harms of trial interventions in patient information leaflets | SWAT161 Jeremy Howick, Kerry Hood (2017 JAN 1 2151) |
| 162) | Testing Online Recruitment Methods Via Social Media | SWAT162 Dr Frances Shiely, Mr Eoghan Cooke, Dr Mohamad M. Saab (2020 JUN 1 2208) |
| 163) | Using an animated video to optimise participant engagement with a complex intervention within a randomised trial | SWAT163 S Ahmed, A Clegg, B Cundill, A Heaven, N Kime et al (2019 OCT 01 0041) |
| 164) | Effects of increasing incentives on participant response to data collection at 6 months follow up | SWAT164 Felix Naughton, Juliet High, Aimie Hope (2021 APR 14 2230) |
| 165) | Rapid qualitative study of patient consent in co-recruiting studies | SWAT165 Dr Cecilia Vindrola, Dr Joyce Yeung, Dr Sham Jhanji (2007 JAN 1 0022) |
| 166) | Effects on trial recruitment and retention of including a picture book with the participant information sheet | SWAT166 Andrew Kirby, Imogen Fancourt, Lynda Waterhouse (2020 DEC 1 0057) |
| 167) | Risk-based trial monitoring: Site performance metrics across time | SWAT167 Victoria Yorke-Edwards, Matthew Sydes, Sharon Love (2020 OCT 29 2313) |
| 168) | Effects of enhanced monitoring and training of trial sites on the application of a treatment protocol in an international randomised trial | SWAT168 Professor Philip M Bath (2020 DEC 14 2202) |
| 169) | Electronic versus paper based Patient Reported oUtcomes CollEction (SPRUCE) | SWAT169 L Philipps, R Lewis, M Stiles, J Haviland et al (2020 OCT 8 1443) |
| 170) | Assessment of clinical utility of the Navio web-based app in protocol adherence and PRO completion in the HoT trial | SWAT170 Prof Dae Kim, Prof Allan Hackshaw, Laura White (2020 JUL 26 1522) |
| 171) | Use of an additional video link of an informed consent conversation to improve recruitment into perioperative cancer trials | SWAT171 Raha West, Jamie Murphy, Chen Pac-Soo, Daqing Ma (2022 JAN 4 1426) |
| 172) | Qualitative study within a randomised trial to explore the uncertainties surrounding perioperative cancer trial methodology | SWAT172 Raha West, Jamie Murphy, Chen Pac-Soo, Daqing Ma (2022 JAN 4 1409) |
| 173) | Does a practice-level educational intervention improve the timely assessment of adults with shingles? | SWAT173 Matthew Ridd. (2019 DEC 2 1616) |
| 174) | Comparing health technologies for participant adherence and trial outcome data collection | SWAT174 D Ackermann,M Janda,R Turner,L Irwig,K Bracken,K Bell (2020 MAR 4 1539) |
| 175) | ||
| 176) | Co-designing and pilot testing an infographic to support patients and families through the REMAP-CAP consent process | SWAT176 Zahra Bhimani, Sandra Dalziel, Barbara Dolanjski et al(2022 APR 19 1742) |
| 177) | Effects on recruitment rates of regular scheduled calls between the coordinating team and sites | SWAT177 Matthew Northgraves, Judith Cohen, Chao Huang (2021 OCT 26 1136) |
| 178) | Effects of SMS pre-notification and reminders on electronic questionnaire return using a sequential multiple assignment randomised trial (SMART) design | SWAT178 Samuel Smith (2021 MAR 1 1543) |
| 179) | Impact of pre-notifications on retention in 17-year follow-up of very preterm born adolescents (PIPARI-SWAT) | SWAT179 Sirkku Setänen (2019 MAY 14 2331) |
| 180) | The effectiveness and cost effectiveness of financial incentives for increasing participant retention rates in randomised trials | SWAT180 Adwoa Parker, Catherine Arundel, L Clark, K Gillies (2020 JAN 1 1831) |
| 181) | What is the impact on participant retention when an electronic reminder is integrated into the design of a randomised trial? | SWAT181 C Sutton, P Bower, S Cotterill, S Rhodes et al (2021 JUN 1 1640)) |
| 182) | Impact of a return postage strategy on retention in randomised trials | SWAT182 Frances Shiely, Katie Gillies (2021 JUN 1 2306) |
| 183) | Effect of skin tone on the diagnostic accuracy of pulse oximeters for measuring blood oxygen in patients in a randomised trial | SWAT183 Intensive Care National Audit & Research Ctr, Cl Trials(2022 JAN 1 2014) |
| 184) | Identifying barriers and facilitators to research in long term care facilities | SWAT184 Nicole Muller, Iracema Leroi, JP Connelly (2021 JAN 1 2259) |
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| 186) | Impact of data collection frequency on participant retention in the HEAL-COVID platform clinical trial | SWAT186 Charlotte Summers, Mark Toshner and Carrol Gamble (2020 NOV 1 2216) |
| 187) | Impact on recruitment of adding a pictorial aid to a patient information sheet | SWAT187 Alison Booth and Catriona McDaid (2020 JUL 4 1103) |
| 188) | Stakeholder perceptions of recruitment to SafeBoosC III trial | SWAT188 Dr Pauline Meskell (2020 JUN 1 2323) |
| 189) | How does offering a choice of data collection mode affect recruitment and data collection in a feasibility study of a cancer symptom awareness intervention (TIC-TOC Study)? | SWAT189 G Moody, P Smith, K Brain, G McCutchan, R Canning-John (2022 MAY 1 2324) |
| 190) | Identifying motivators of participation and key expectations of participants in randomised trials | SWAT190 D Ackermann, D Drabarek, J Hersch, K Bracken, et al (2022 MAR 4 2214) |
| 191) | Effects of the timing of telephone contact with potential participants on the return of 12-week questionnaires. | SWAT191 Dr Caroline Rick (2020 MAR 9 2238) |
| 193) | Text message invitation to recruit people with COPD to a pragmatic trial | SWAT193 Marie Fisk (2022 SEP 1 0904) |
| 194) | The neoGASTRIC SWAT: to evaluate the effectiveness of presenting parents with different modes of trial information | SWAT194 National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU), Oxford (2022 JAN 1 1748) |
| 195) | Pre-notification of trial participants by newsletter to improve response rates to questionnaires | SWAT195 Prof Joseph Dias and Prof Ian Trail (2023 JAN 9 2030) |
| 196) | Implementation and maintenance of blinding of participants in the RAPSODI-UK surgical trial | SWAT196 Fiona Rose (2022 JUL 22 1801) |
| 197) | Effectiveness and cost effectiveness of providing a pen at recruitment on participant retention in randomised trials | SWAT197 C Mooney, C Silviera, L O’Neill, C Sutton et al (2023 JAN 9 0924) |
| 198) | Impact of newsletters on participant retention in randomised trials | SWAT198 E Lidington, L O'Neill, C Sutton, J Grierson, C Arundel(2023 JAN 9 2308) |
| 199) | Impact of monetary rewards added to both trial arms on participant retention in a randomised trial | SWAT199 Trial Forge Manchester Network Members (2022 OCT 19 0014) |
| SWAT ID | Title | Link (Author(s) & Date) |
|---|---|---|
| 200) | Development of an interactive application tool for trial recruitment planning and monitoring | SWAT200 Nandi Siegfried (2016 JAN 1 2301) |
| 201) | Evaluation of cultural competency in a South African cluster randomised trial | SWAT201 Nandi Siegfried (2019 JAN 1 2309) |
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| 203) | The effect of patient testimony videos on recruitment to a clinical trial | SWAT203 Dr Pamela Jacobsen (2021 NOV 18 2311) |
| 204) | Comparison of bottle weighing versus electronic monitoring to assess adherence to eye drops in a randomised trial. | SWAT204 Augusto Azuara-Blanco (2018 JAN 4 2317) |
| 205) | Impact of an animated video translated into four commonly spoken languages and enhanced pictorial information on recruitment into the RELIEF trial | SWAT205 Professor T Harrison, C Rick, D Saralaya et al (2020 APR 7 2344) |
| 206) | Could dental hygienists or dental therapists, instead of a dentist, acting as a principal investigator (PI) lead to more efficient delivery of a clinical trial at the site level? | SWAT206 R Holiday, R Holmes, P Blaylock, E McColl, C Butcher (2020 JAN 1 2247) |
| 207) | Effects of an information video presented to participants on retention in a randomised trial. | SWAT207 E Morrissey,G Molloy,A Murphy,P Murphy,L OGrady,S Duane(2022 SEP 1 0024) |
| 208) | Comparative Effectiveness of a Self-Directed Online versus a Phone Call Enrolment Process | SWAT208 Matthew McDonald, Joanna Moulin and Eleanor Quested (2023 JAN 9 1707) |
| 209) | Views and experiences of participants and healthcare professionals to recruitment, randomisation and other features of the IIH Intervention Trial | SWAT209 IIH Intervention Trial Management Group (2022 SEP 15 2326) |
| 210) | Comparison of hospital electronic records and data on patient reported health care use | SWAT210 Professor Brenda O'Neill (Chief Investigator) (2021 JAN 14 2346) |
| 211) | Effects of a self-directed orientation session on retention in a digital weight loss study | SWAT211 Michele L. Patel (2023 JAN 6 2308) |
| 212) | Cluster randomised SWAT to investigate whether a video link in the participant information sheet (PIS) increases recruitment and retention, compared to a PIS without this link | SWAT212 Prof Abhishek Abhishek (2021 AUG 1 1859) |
| 213) | Effects of providing information about enhancement treatment as usual on recruitment and retention to trials with autistic adults with depression | SWAT213 Ailsa Russell, Peter Langdon and Victoria Woodworth. (2022 MAY 1 0817) |
| 214) | Effect on recruitment of an Enhanced Associate Principal Investigator Training Package and Additional Digital Nudge delivered by a Trial Coordinator | SWAT214 J Adamson, L Cook, M Watson, E Moatt K Baird F Wiggins (2022 APR 8 2244) |
| 215) | Effects of remote, web- based data collection on completion of patient-reported outcomes. | SWAT215 Dr Jack Sargeant and Dr Tommy Slater (2020 JUN 25 2212) |
| 216) | Motivation targeted compared to standard text message interventions for data collection and adherence. | SWAT216 D Ackermann, M Janda, K Bracken, R Turner et al (2022 JAN 11 1941) |
| 217) | Enhancing recruitment to the CHOICE trial in irregular dental-attending children via a dental nurse-led school outreach activity | SWAT217 Professor Pauline Adair; Dr Marc Edwards (2020 SEP 1 1211).pdf |
| 218) | Effect of providing parents with information on the use of routine data in clinical research on recruitment and retention of infants to a randomised trial | SWAT218 Christopher Gale (2023 JUN 13 2330) |
| 219) | Video information given at the point of discharge to improve participant follow-up rates | SWAT219 PLACEMENT Trial Team (2022 SEP 1 2311) |
| 220) | Impact of an inclusive recruitment animation (developed with PPI input) on recruitment of UK ethnic minority participants in a trial for young people at risk of bipolar disorder | SWAT220 S Parker, C Sutton, P Carmichael-Murphy et al (2022 JUN 16 2222) |
| 221) | What is the effect of time critical wording of text message reminders on completion of electronic participant case report forms (CRFs)? | SWAT221 Dr S Brealey, Mrs S Swan, Mrs K Baird et al (2023 FEB 03 2219) |
| 222) | Evaluating the effect of incentives on recruitment of people with low back pain with limited English proficiency as part of the COMFORT cluster randomized trial | SWAT222 Christina Abdel Shaheed (2023 NOV 14 1147) |
| 223) | Impact of additional trial site training on managing participation changes and of participant information after stopping participation on the availability of primary outcome data | SWAT223 William Cragg & Rebecca Walwyn (2020 MAY 20 1128) |
| 224) | Alternating text message and phone call reminders versus text message reminders alone for increasing response to follow-up questionnaires | SWAT224 Emma Laing (2023 OCT 1 2020) |
| 225) | Impact of recruitment of using an infographic in addition to the participant information sheet | SWAT225 A Agus, K Woolfall, M Clarke, T Waterfield (2022 SEP 1 2328) |
| 226) | Interventions to optimize response rates for online, patient- reported outcome measures | SWAT226 Dr Paul Karanicolas (2023 JUN 8 2226) |
| 227) | Adaptive messaging to optimise adherence to remote delivery of a mHealth intervention in randomised trials | SWAT227 S Holden, P Doran, B Wong, K McDonald (2023 APR 21 0953) |
| 228) | Feasibility and usability of the TMRN-TMRP communication wheel for trials: A non-randomised SWAT process evaluation using RE-AIM | SWAT 228 F Shiely, C Lonergan, A Sharry, A Nichol et al (2023 MAR 01 2104) |
| 229) | Impact on recruitment of a brief compared with a standard participant information leaflet | SWAT229 Jonathan Syred Christine Norton Rona Moss-Morris et al(2019 APR 04 2118) |
| 230) | A mixed methods study exploring patients’ decision making process in declining participation to a rehabilitation and nutrition based clinical trial | SWAT230 Salma Kadiri, Matar Alzahrani (2022 JUN 24 2231) |
| 231) | Implementation of an AI Avatar digital communications technology in secondary care sites to facilitate recruitment of participants from ethnic minority groups in the TADPOLE Trial. | SWAT231 K Roberts, S Paramasivan, S Dawson, S Rees (2024 JUL 01 1331) |
| 232) | Use of telephone follow-up with text or WhatsApp message summary versus telephone follow-up alone to trial participants to improve trial retention. | SWAT232 Prof A Hickey, Dr. C Bruen, Dr. C Moran (2020 JUL 06 1344) |
| 233) | Behavioural nudges to increase responses from residents in England to a postal invitation from NHS England to take part in the Antiplatelet Secondary Prevention International Randomised study after INtracerebral haemorrhaGe (ASPIRING) | SWAT233 R Al-Shahi Salman, A Hosking, S Jundi, M Sydes. (2021 AUG 24 1353) |
| 234) | Adding empathy training for healthcare professionals to trials of interventions | SWAT234 Jeremy Howick (2024 OCT 4 2340) |
| 235) |
Evaluating the effect of sending participants a personalised ‘Thank you’ card on postal questionnaire response rate |
SWAT235 IC National Audit Research Centre,Clinical Trials Unit(2021 JUL 28 2348) |