Outreach Core

外展、招聘和参与核心-项目摘要 外联、招募和参与（ORE）核心是ADRC与 以及它所依赖的支持和参与ADRD研究的社区。关键教育 核心的社区外展计划的主题是代谢性疾病和其他血管风险的影响 ADRD发生和进展的因素。在我们的第一个融资周期中，ORE核心的努力导致了 583名参与者进入临床核心，种族/民族代表性不足的群体的代表性增加 从第一年的14%到第三年和第四年的20%-证明了我们早期建立的强大基础 参与工作，特别是在非洲裔美国人社区。在下一个周期，ORE核心有四个 主要目标。首先，我们将开发和提供新的创新外展计划，以继续招募 并招募一个多样化的研究参与者群体，其中包括来自代表性不足的个人， 种族/族裔群体，由于代谢和代谢紊乱而导致认知能力下降和痴呆风险增加的个体， 血管因素和成人ADRD。第二，我们将让非裔美国人参与并留在ADRC中。 研究活动，通过持续提供一个既定的多管齐下的推广计划，提供 教育、获得资源和社区服务;通过发展新的参与和 教育计划的重点是大脑健康，大脑捐赠的重要性，以及促进教育和 支持;并通过临床核心参与者的新保留计划。第三，我们将提供教育 为卫生保健专业人员和公众提供有关早期症状、进展、预防和治疗的计划 认知障碍AD最后，我们将通过分享招聘和 为少数民族社区编写教材，为工作人员编写培训单元， 敏感性和ORE核心计划的指标，以告知ADRC在招聘中的优先事项。

Outreach, Recruitment and Engagement Core – Project Summary The Outreach, Recruitment and Engagement (ORE) Core serves as the essential liaison between the ADRC and the community on which it depends for support and participation in ADRD research. A key educational theme for the Core’s community outreach program is the effect of metabolic disease and other vascular risk factors on ADRD onset and progression. In our first cycle of funding, ORE Core efforts led to the enrollment of 583 participants into the Clinical Core, and representation by racial/ethnic underrepresented groups increased from 14% in Year 1 to 20% in Years 3 and 4 – a testament to the strong foundation laid by our early engagement work particularly in the African American community. For the next cycle, the ORE Core has four primary objectives. First, we will develop and deliver new innovative outreach programs to continue to recruit and enroll a diverse cohort of research participants that includes individuals from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups, individuals at increased risk for cognitive decline and dementia due to metabolic and vascular factors, and adults with ADRD. Second, we will engage and retain African Americans in ADRC research activities through continued delivery of an established multi-pronged outreach program that provides education, access to resources, and community service; through development of new engagement and education programs focused on brain health, the importance of brain donation, and caregiving education and support; and through new retention programs for Clinical Core participants. Third, we will provide educational programs for health care professionals and the public about early signs, progression, prevention and treatment of cognitive impairment, AD. Finally, we will contribute to the ADRC network by sharing recruitment and education materials developed for minority communities, training modules for staff focused on cultural sensitivity, and metrics from ORE Core programs to inform ADRC priorities in recruitment.