From: Ethnic minority representation in UK COVID-19 trials: systematic review and meta-analysis
Trial no | Strategies to improve recruitment |
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2. Yu LM er al | “To increase recruitment from ethnic minority and socially deprived communities, which have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19, we used several outreach strategies, including the appointment in September, 2020, of an expert working with ethnic minorities; active collaboration with community, religious and health organisations; and promotion in multiple languages through a range of media.” |
4. Butler CC et al | “Given the increased risk from COVID-19 among Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities, we actively reached out to a range of religious and community organisations at national and regional levels to increase participation from diverse backgrounds.” |
19. Perkins G et al.* | “Collection and reporting of race and ethnicity based on fixed categories and mandated by funder due to disproportionate effect of COVID-19 infection on non-white population.” – no specific recruitment strategy described |
21. Doward J et al | “Several community outreach strategies were implemented aiming to increase recruitment of those from ethnically diverse communities and socioeconomically deprived backgrounds, who have been disproportionally affected by COVID-19.” |
26. Munro APS et al.* | “Recruitment of those identifying as black or minority ethnic was particularly encouraged.”—no specific recruitment strategy described |