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Community-informed trial design and implementation to optimize recruitment and retention in low-income settings: lessons from rheumatic heart disease trials in Uganda

  • By

  • Juliet Alepere

  • Susan Akullo

  • Pamela Okwir Apio

  • Brenda Atim

  • Andrea Beaton

  • Anneke Grobler

  • Samalie Kitooleko

  • Haddy Nalubwama

  • Emma Ndagire

  • Emmy Okello

  • Isaac Otim Omara

  • Jafes Pulle

  • Joselyn Rwebembera

  • Craig Sable

  • Amy Scheel

  • Alison Spaziani

  • Andrew Steer

  • Rachel Sarnacki

  • July 13, 2026

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Community-informed trial design and implementation to optimize recruitment and retention in low-income settings: lessons from rheumatic heart disease trials in Uganda

  • by Juliet Alepere, Susan Akullo, Pamela Okwir Apio, Brenda Atim, Andrea Beaton, Anneke Grobler, Samalie Kitooleko, Haddy Nalubwama, Emma Ndagire, Emmy Okello, Isaac Otim Omara, Jafes Pulle, Joselyn Rwebembera, Craig Sable, Amy Scheel, Alison Spaziani, Andrew Steer, Rachel Sarnacki

  • July 13, 2026

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