Sampling, Recruitment and Retention
Mar 2014Most research involves recruiting individuals to take part in a new service, keeping the individuals fully engaged and participating, and collecting information from them at specific points in time, such as prior to the start of services, when services end, and some specified number of months after the end of the services. The following are considerations to take into account as you begin to define and work with your selected target population.
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