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Plain-language journey roadmap distributed to participants to identify barriers and facilitators to clinical trial participation.(Accuracy of an AI-based newsfeed over time.CONSORT flow diagram for PREDHiCT study.Thematic map of barriers and facilitators of decentralized clinical trials.Phase 1 Focus group questions.To check the news?For what purpose other than social media?To check your notifications? On average, how many hours a day do you spend on your phone?If so, what types of apps or websites do you use and at what frequency? What are some of the reasons you use apps? How helpful/not helpful have they been?How do you feel about receiving notifications? How many notifications would you prefer to receive a day?Have you heard about clinical trials?What was the source: doctor/media/internet/relatives/friends/colleagues/other:Do you know what a clinical trial is? Yes/NoHave you ever participated in a clinical trial? Yes/NoDo you know anyone who participated in a clinical trial?If so, how many?What do you think is the purpose/benefit of participating in a clinical trial?What would be your motivation/incentive (besides being paid) for participating in a clinical trial?What are your expectations of an app where you can receive information about clinical research? What should it be like?What information would you like to see/receive to make a decision to participate in a clinical trial?What types of media would you like to receive when learning about clinical trials?In what ways can you engage in research/scientific activities?How do you find studies to participate in (word-of-mouth, television, radio, online, social media, bulletin boards, etc.?)Demographic characteristics of participants.Note: 100 participants were enrolled, and 2 participants dropped out; thus, the final sample size is 98. Post-measurement score between the control and intervention groups.* represent statistically significant finding.Change in scores between control and intervention groups.* represent statistically significant finding.