Abstract
The Childhood Asthma Management Program (CAMP), a multicenter clinical trial sponsored by the Division of Lung Diseases of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), is the largest outcome study of mild to moderate asthma in children to be undertaken, with eight clinical centers in the United States and Canada participating. The initial recruitment goal was 960 children within an 18-month recruitment period. Recruitment was extended to 23 months, with 1041 children randomized from late December, 1993, to early September, 1995. In this time interval each of the eight centers met the recruitment goal of 120 using a variety of self-selected recruitment strategies. The goal for minority recruiting was 33%, or 320 of the planned 960 children to be recruited. CAMP achieved the overall goal for the number of minorities, with 330 patients. Three centers recruited at or above the expected rate from the beginning. The other five centers had significant delays in recruitment. Examination of the recruitment experiences of the centers with and without delays did not indicate any single recruitment strategy that was certain to be successful. The most commonly cited factors for success were a cohesive staff, endorsement of participation by the child's primary care provider, and ability of the staff to be flexible and honest in assessing progress and the value of recruiting methods being used.
| Original language | English (US) |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 217-237 |
| Number of pages | 21 |
| Journal | Journal of Asthma |
| Volume | 36 |
| Issue number | 3 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - 1999 |
Keywords
- Asthma
- Children
- Clinical trial
- Minority recruiting
- Multicentered
- Recruiting
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health
- Immunology and Allergy
- Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine
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Recruitment of participants in the Childhood Asthma Management Program (CAMP). I. Description of methods. / Shapiro, Gail G.; DuHamel, Thomas R.; Wighton, Timothy G.; Chinn, Tamara; Bierman, C. Warren; Furukawa, Clifton T.; Altman, Leonard C.; Virant, Frank S.; Wil-Hams, Paul V.; Minotti, Dominick A.; Kennedy, Michael S.; Becker, Jonathan W.; Reagan, Chris; Eliassen, Heather; Crawford, Dan; Hammond, Babi; Strodtbeck, Grace; Sharpe, Marian; Weiss, Scott; Greineder, Dirk; Torda, Walter; Tata, Martha; Barrant, Peter; De Filippo, Anthony; Grace, Mary; Haynes, Stephanie; Higham, Margaret; Kelleher, Susan; Koslof, Jay; Madden, Nancy; Mandel, Dana; Martinez, Agnes; McAuliffe, Jean; Pacella, Paola; Parks, Paula; Plunkett, Anne; Seligsohn, Kay; Traylor, June; Van Horn, Melissa; Ware, Janice; Wells, Carolyn; Whitman, Ann; Reisman, Joe; MacLusky, Ian; Levison, Henry; Hall, Anita; Benedet, Yola; Chay, Jennifer; Collinson, Michelle; Finlayson-Kulchin, Jane; Gore, Kenneth; Miki, Melody; Sananes, Renee; Adkinson, N. Franklin; Eggleston, Peyton; Huss, Karen; Plotnick, Leslie; Pulsifer, Margaret; Rand, Cynthia; Wheeler, Barbara; Boilers, Nancy; Hyatt, Kimberly; Leritz, Betsy; Pessaro, Mildred; Philips, Stephanie; Szefler, Stanley; Nelson, Harold S.; Sundström, D.; Bender, Bruce; Brelsford, Kristin; Gleason, Melanie; Hendrickson, Caroline; Junk, Tara; Liu, Andrew; Spahn, Joseph; White, Michael P.; Feeley, Jeryl; Bridges, Jessyca; Ciacco, Jody; Eltz, Michael; Flynn, Michael; Hassell, Joseph; Hefner, Marcia; Hettleman, Daniel; Irvin, Charles G.; Jacobs, Jeffrey; Kamada, Alan; Nimmagadda, Sai; Sandoval, Kendra; Sheridan, Jessica; Washington, Trella; Willcutt, Eric; Zeiger, Robert; Horner, Anthony; Friedman, Noah; Jalowayski, Al; Lincoln, Alan; Mellon, Michael H.; Schatz, Michael; Harden, Kathleen; Galbreath, Linda L.; Hanson, Ellen; Jenson, Elaine M.; King, Shirley; Lopez, Brian; Magiari, Michaela; Nelle, Catherine A.; Pizzo, Senia; Rodriquez, Eva; Easton, James G.; Mostafa, Kathleen; Moscona, Avraham; Sandoval, Karen; Wilson, Nevin W.; Kelly, H. William; Annett, Robert; Clayton, Michael; McWilliams, Bennie; Spicher, Mary; Becker, Diane; Bereket, Selda; Braun, Marisa; Bush, Shannon; Hunt, David; Moreshead, Margaret; Ortega, Barbara; Strunk, Robert C.; Bacharier, Leonard; Bloomberg, Gordon R.; Corry, James M.; Albers, Ellen; Buchanan, W. Patrick; Belle, Gregg; Dolinsky, Marisa; Fisher, Edwin B.; Gaioni, Stephen J.; Glynn, Emily; Heckman, Bernadette; Herman, Cathy; Kemp, Debra; Lawhon, Claire; Moseid, Cynthia; Oliver-Welker, Tina; Rodgers, Denise; Sagel, Sharon; White, Deborah K.; Caesar, Mary; Richardson, Diana S.; Ryan, Elizabeth; Smith, Thomas F.; Sylvia, Susan C.; Turner, Carl; Cherniack, Reuben; Tonascia, James; Meinert, Curtis; Amend-Libercci, Debra; Belt, Pat; Collins, Karen; Collison, Betty; Dawson, Christopher; Dawson, Dawn; Dodge, John; Donithan, Michele; Edmonds, Vera; Ewing, Cathleen; Harle, Judith; Huffman, Robert; Jackson, Rosetta; Liang, Kung Yee; Meinert, Jill; Nowakowski, Deborah; Smith, Michael; Sternberg, Alice; Van Natta, Mark; Wise, Robert; Rice, Robert; Hughes, Bob; Lynch, Tom; Vadlamani, Sarma; Hamilton, Robert G.; Schatz, Carol; Wisenauer, Jack; Harbeck, Ronald J.; Emerick, Rhonda; Watson, Brian; Walker, Anne; Culkin, Cindi; Oliver, Sarah; Lung, Colleen Lum; Mullen, Ann; Lehman, Arlin; Taggart, Virginia; Randall, Pamela; Albert, Paul; Hurd, Suzanne; Kiley, James; Wu, Margaret; Parker, Sydney; Poust, Rolland; Herold, David; Elbert, Dennis; Eigen, Howard; Cloutier, Michelle; Connett, John; Cuttler, Leona; Davis, Clarence E.; Evans, David; Kattan, Meyer; Leikin, Sanford; Menendez, Rogelio; Simons, F. Estelle R.; Meinert, Curtis L.; Sternberg, Alice L.
In: Journal of Asthma, Vol. 36, No. 3, 1999, p. 217-237.Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article › peer-review
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AU - DuHamel, Thomas R.
AU - Wighton, Timothy G.
AU - Chinn, Tamara
AU - Bierman, C. Warren
AU - Furukawa, Clifton T.
AU - Altman, Leonard C.
AU - Virant, Frank S.
AU - Wil-Hams, Paul V.
AU - Minotti, Dominick A.
AU - Kennedy, Michael S.
AU - Becker, Jonathan W.
AU - Reagan, Chris
AU - Eliassen, Heather
AU - Crawford, Dan
AU - Hammond, Babi
AU - Strodtbeck, Grace
AU - Sharpe, Marian
AU - Weiss, Scott
AU - Greineder, Dirk
AU - Torda, Walter
AU - Tata, Martha
AU - Barrant, Peter
AU - De Filippo, Anthony
AU - Grace, Mary
AU - Haynes, Stephanie
AU - Higham, Margaret
AU - Kelleher, Susan
AU - Koslof, Jay
AU - Madden, Nancy
AU - Mandel, Dana
AU - Martinez, Agnes
AU - McAuliffe, Jean
AU - Pacella, Paola
AU - Parks, Paula
AU - Plunkett, Anne
AU - Seligsohn, Kay
AU - Traylor, June
AU - Van Horn, Melissa
AU - Ware, Janice
AU - Wells, Carolyn
AU - Whitman, Ann
AU - Reisman, Joe
AU - MacLusky, Ian
AU - Levison, Henry
AU - Hall, Anita
AU - Benedet, Yola
AU - Chay, Jennifer
AU - Collinson, Michelle
AU - Finlayson-Kulchin, Jane
AU - Gore, Kenneth
AU - Miki, Melody
AU - Sananes, Renee
AU - Adkinson, N. Franklin
AU - Eggleston, Peyton
AU - Huss, Karen
AU - Plotnick, Leslie
AU - Pulsifer, Margaret
AU - Rand, Cynthia
AU - Wheeler, Barbara
AU - Boilers, Nancy
AU - Hyatt, Kimberly
AU - Leritz, Betsy
AU - Pessaro, Mildred
AU - Philips, Stephanie
AU - Szefler, Stanley
AU - Nelson, Harold S.
AU - Sundström, D.
AU - Bender, Bruce
AU - Brelsford, Kristin
AU - Gleason, Melanie
AU - Hendrickson, Caroline
AU - Junk, Tara
AU - Liu, Andrew
AU - Spahn, Joseph
AU - White, Michael P.
AU - Feeley, Jeryl
AU - Bridges, Jessyca
AU - Ciacco, Jody
AU - Eltz, Michael
AU - Flynn, Michael
AU - Hassell, Joseph
AU - Hefner, Marcia
AU - Hettleman, Daniel
AU - Irvin, Charles G.
AU - Jacobs, Jeffrey
AU - Kamada, Alan
AU - Nimmagadda, Sai
AU - Sandoval, Kendra
AU - Sheridan, Jessica
AU - Washington, Trella
AU - Willcutt, Eric
AU - Zeiger, Robert
AU - Horner, Anthony
AU - Friedman, Noah
AU - Jalowayski, Al
AU - Lincoln, Alan
AU - Mellon, Michael H.
AU - Schatz, Michael
AU - Harden, Kathleen
AU - Galbreath, Linda L.
AU - Hanson, Ellen
AU - Jenson, Elaine M.
AU - King, Shirley
AU - Lopez, Brian
AU - Magiari, Michaela
AU - Nelle, Catherine A.
AU - Pizzo, Senia
AU - Rodriquez, Eva
AU - Easton, James G.
AU - Mostafa, Kathleen
AU - Moscona, Avraham
AU - Sandoval, Karen
AU - Wilson, Nevin W.
AU - Kelly, H. William
AU - Annett, Robert
AU - Clayton, Michael
AU - McWilliams, Bennie
AU - Spicher, Mary
AU - Becker, Diane
AU - Bereket, Selda
AU - Braun, Marisa
AU - Bush, Shannon
AU - Hunt, David
AU - Moreshead, Margaret
AU - Ortega, Barbara
AU - Strunk, Robert C.
AU - Bacharier, Leonard
AU - Bloomberg, Gordon R.
AU - Corry, James M.
AU - Albers, Ellen
AU - Buchanan, W. Patrick
AU - Belle, Gregg
AU - Dolinsky, Marisa
AU - Fisher, Edwin B.
AU - Gaioni, Stephen J.
AU - Glynn, Emily
AU - Heckman, Bernadette
AU - Herman, Cathy
AU - Kemp, Debra
AU - Lawhon, Claire
AU - Moseid, Cynthia
AU - Oliver-Welker, Tina
AU - Rodgers, Denise
AU - Sagel, Sharon
AU - White, Deborah K.
AU - Caesar, Mary
AU - Richardson, Diana S.
AU - Ryan, Elizabeth
AU - Smith, Thomas F.
AU - Sylvia, Susan C.
AU - Turner, Carl
AU - Cherniack, Reuben
AU - Tonascia, James
AU - Meinert, Curtis
AU - Amend-Libercci, Debra
AU - Belt, Pat
AU - Collins, Karen
AU - Collison, Betty
AU - Dawson, Christopher
AU - Dawson, Dawn
AU - Dodge, John
AU - Donithan, Michele
AU - Edmonds, Vera
AU - Ewing, Cathleen
AU - Harle, Judith
AU - Huffman, Robert
AU - Jackson, Rosetta
AU - Liang, Kung Yee
AU - Meinert, Jill
AU - Nowakowski, Deborah
AU - Smith, Michael
AU - Sternberg, Alice
AU - Van Natta, Mark
AU - Wise, Robert
AU - Rice, Robert
AU - Hughes, Bob
AU - Lynch, Tom
AU - Vadlamani, Sarma
AU - Hamilton, Robert G.
AU - Schatz, Carol
AU - Wisenauer, Jack
AU - Harbeck, Ronald J.
AU - Emerick, Rhonda
AU - Watson, Brian
AU - Walker, Anne
AU - Culkin, Cindi
AU - Oliver, Sarah
AU - Lung, Colleen Lum
AU - Mullen, Ann
AU - Lehman, Arlin
AU - Taggart, Virginia
AU - Randall, Pamela
AU - Albert, Paul
AU - Hurd, Suzanne
AU - Kiley, James
AU - Wu, Margaret
AU - Parker, Sydney
AU - Poust, Rolland
AU - Herold, David
AU - Elbert, Dennis
AU - Eigen, Howard
AU - Cloutier, Michelle
AU - Connett, John
AU - Cuttler, Leona
AU - Davis, Clarence E.
AU - Evans, David
AU - Kattan, Meyer
AU - Leikin, Sanford
AU - Menendez, Rogelio
AU - Simons, F. Estelle R.
AU - Meinert, Curtis L.
AU - Sternberg, Alice L.
N1 - Funding Information: The Childhood Asthma Management Pro gram is supported by contracts NO1-HR-16044, 16045, 16046, 16047, 16048, 16049, 16050, 16051, and 16052 with the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and General Clinical Research Center grants M010R00051, MOlRR0099720, MOlRR02719-14, and RR00036 from the National Center for Research Resources. The HPHC Foundation provides additional support for the CAMP center at Brigham & Women’s Hospital.
PY - 1999
Y1 - 1999
N2 - The Childhood Asthma Management Program (CAMP), a multicenter clinical trial sponsored by the Division of Lung Diseases of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), is the largest outcome study of mild to moderate asthma in children to be undertaken, with eight clinical centers in the United States and Canada participating. The initial recruitment goal was 960 children within an 18-month recruitment period. Recruitment was extended to 23 months, with 1041 children randomized from late December, 1993, to early September, 1995. In this time interval each of the eight centers met the recruitment goal of 120 using a variety of self-selected recruitment strategies. The goal for minority recruiting was 33%, or 320 of the planned 960 children to be recruited. CAMP achieved the overall goal for the number of minorities, with 330 patients. Three centers recruited at or above the expected rate from the beginning. The other five centers had significant delays in recruitment. Examination of the recruitment experiences of the centers with and without delays did not indicate any single recruitment strategy that was certain to be successful. The most commonly cited factors for success were a cohesive staff, endorsement of participation by the child's primary care provider, and ability of the staff to be flexible and honest in assessing progress and the value of recruiting methods being used.
AB - The Childhood Asthma Management Program (CAMP), a multicenter clinical trial sponsored by the Division of Lung Diseases of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), is the largest outcome study of mild to moderate asthma in children to be undertaken, with eight clinical centers in the United States and Canada participating. The initial recruitment goal was 960 children within an 18-month recruitment period. Recruitment was extended to 23 months, with 1041 children randomized from late December, 1993, to early September, 1995. In this time interval each of the eight centers met the recruitment goal of 120 using a variety of self-selected recruitment strategies. The goal for minority recruiting was 33%, or 320 of the planned 960 children to be recruited. CAMP achieved the overall goal for the number of minorities, with 330 patients. Three centers recruited at or above the expected rate from the beginning. The other five centers had significant delays in recruitment. Examination of the recruitment experiences of the centers with and without delays did not indicate any single recruitment strategy that was certain to be successful. The most commonly cited factors for success were a cohesive staff, endorsement of participation by the child's primary care provider, and ability of the staff to be flexible and honest in assessing progress and the value of recruiting methods being used.
KW - Asthma
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KW - Clinical trial
KW - Minority recruiting
KW - Multicentered
KW - Recruiting
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