Flexible Study Logistics

Flexible locations reduce participant burden by shifting travel and coordination work to the research team. Community-based visits can reduce power imbalance and avoid settings associated with negative healthcare or educational experiences…

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Flexible locations reduce participant burden by shifting travel and coordination work to the research team. Community-based visits can reduce power imbalance and avoid settings associated with negative healthcare or educational experiences. Recruitment and assessments should occur in places participants already use, such as accommodation, day services, community settings, or medical appointments. Participants should be able to reschedule without penalty and have direct contact routes to the study team. Assessment sessions should include pauses and flexible opportunities to restart.