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Angela C Roberts^1,2, Elizabeth Finger^3,4, Ivan Culum^1,2

¹Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging, London, ON, Canada.

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|December 25, 2025

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Una estrategia de investigación comprometida con la comunidad reclutó con éxito a SuperAgers (individuos de 80 años o más con alta función de memoria) y controles para un estudio canadiense. Este enfoque, utilizando embajadores pares, superó los objetivos de inscripción y destacó la importancia de generar confianza en la comunidad para la participación diversa de los participantes.

Conclusiones:

Una estrategia multifacética que involucra a socios comunitarios y embajadores pares es efectiva para reclutar y retener a octogenarios y nonagenarios sanos.
El fomento de las asociaciones comunitarias y la confianza es crucial para involucrar a adultos mayores diversos (mayores de 80 años) en la investigación.
Se requiere una cantidad significativa de tiempo y recursos para construir y mantener estas relaciones comunitarias esenciales para una participación exitosa en la investigación.

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SuperAgers envejecimiento cognitivo investigación comunitaria reclutamiento de participantes retención de participantes Canadá adultos mayores memoria resiliencia cognitiva diversidad en la investigación

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