Digital Enrollment and Survey Response of Diverse Kidney Transplant Seekers in a Remote Trial (KidneyTIME): An Observational Study DOI Creative Commons

Rhys Mendel,

Jing Nie, Maria Keller

et al.

Kidney and Dialysis, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 5(2), P. 19 - 19

Published: May 13, 2025

Introduction: The feasibility of enrolling and retaining diverse kidney transplant (KT) seekers in remote studies is sparsely reported. Aims: This study examined the use a mobile communication strategy to enroll retain participants within clinical trial an automated digital intervention promote self-learning for access. Materials Methods: Adult KT-seekers were identified from administrative database at center recruited by email or text supplemented verbal prompts. Multivariable logistic regression was used explore participant- study-level characteristics associated with enrollment response rates. Results: Between April 2022 June 2023, 743 patients invited participate, 422 enrolled. Enrollers more likely be younger (aOR 1.02; p < 0.001). Early message invitation (OR 2.69, ≤ 0.014). Survey completion 1 month similar across patient sociodemographic, clinical, characteristics; however, self-reporting Black race underrepresented 6 0.55, = 0.015) 12 0.37, 0008), males 0.45, 0.028). Conclusion: Mobile methods are viable KT-seeking collecting survey data remotely. More work needed learn how best recruit older people groups long-term.

Language: Английский

Digital Enrollment and Survey Response of Diverse Kidney Transplant Seekers in a Remote Trial (KidneyTIME): An Observational Study DOI Creative Commons

Rhys Mendel,

Jing Nie, Maria Keller

et al.

Kidney and Dialysis, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 5(2), P. 19 - 19

Published: May 13, 2025

Introduction: The feasibility of enrolling and retaining diverse kidney transplant (KT) seekers in remote studies is sparsely reported. Aims: This study examined the use a mobile communication strategy to enroll retain participants within clinical trial an automated digital intervention promote self-learning for access. Materials Methods: Adult KT-seekers were identified from administrative database at center recruited by email or text supplemented verbal prompts. Multivariable logistic regression was used explore participant- study-level characteristics associated with enrollment response rates. Results: Between April 2022 June 2023, 743 patients invited participate, 422 enrolled. Enrollers more likely be younger (aOR 1.02; p < 0.001). Early message invitation (OR 2.69, ≤ 0.014). Survey completion 1 month similar across patient sociodemographic, clinical, characteristics; however, self-reporting Black race underrepresented 6 0.55, = 0.015) 12 0.37, 0008), males 0.45, 0.028). Conclusion: Mobile methods are viable KT-seeking collecting survey data remotely. More work needed learn how best recruit older people groups long-term.

Language: Английский

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