This program was developed by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and is supported by the Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CCTSI) through NIH/NCATS grant UM1TR004399.
Helping investigators raise awareness of their studies and engage people in clinical research
Learn about Recruitment Consulting
Access tailored recruitment strategies based on study demographics that increase participation and engagement in your research. We help you craft a recruitment plan and increase participation and engagement in your trials.
Social media is a powerful way to create awareness, increase recruitment, and engage participants in your studies. Learn about CU's guidelines and best practices, and access assistance managing social media advertisements for your studies.
Research participant recruitment workshops give research teams opportunity to learn strategies for community engagement, recruitment and retention efforts for clinical research.
Did you know that you can create a study webpage on the Research Studies Website to help with participant recruitment? Check out the current studies already on the website!
Have a study actively recruiting participants? Complete the submission form to have your study included in the next issue of the Study Spotlight email newsletter, a biweekly roundup of research studies at CU Anschutz that are currently seeking participants.
ResearchMatch is a free and secure tool, funded by the National Institutes of Health, that helps connect researchers with people interested in research studies across the U.S.
CU researchers have a several options for interpreter, language, or translation services depending on the study’s needs that can help recruit a more diverse population.
The RECRUIT tool assists research teams with recruitment efforts by connecting research teams with UCHealth patients using My Health Connection (UCH access required for sign-in).
Older adults are underrepresented in research. Leverage CU's Age-friendly University resources, and learn how to include older adults as part of your research team or as study participants.