MENTAL HEALTH AND OLDER ADULTS--AN EDUCATIONAL SERIES
心理健康与老年人——教育系列
基本信息
- 批准号:2869960
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 9.94万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1999-06-04 至 1999-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The goal of this project, "Mental Health and Older Adults: An Educational Series," is a health education media series to support older adults and their caregivers by providing needed information on maintaining good mental health throughout the aging process, specific information on the diseases of depression and dementia, treatment options, and caregiver interventions. In Phase I, we will interview older adults, caregivers and professionals involved in innovative and successful support programs for older adults. From these interviews, we will develop six creative plans that use narrative examples to highlight the issues facing older adults and their caregivers. Once the creative plans are complete, they will be reviewed by the Board of Advisors and then in the research phase of the project by six focus groups. The focus groups will include groups of professionals, older adults and the caregivers of older adults. The focus group research will include quantitative and qualitative testing to ensure that each package meets the informational as well as the supportive needs of older adults and their caregivers. In Phase II, the creative plans that were drafted and evaluated in Phase I will be used to develop broadcast-quality videos and companion brochures based on the concepts validated in Phase I research. PROPOSED COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS: The complete educational packages will be marketed to older adults and their caregivers through physicians, mental health professionals, caregivers and organizations that serve older adults. State of the Art has successfully marketed several other video/print packages through similar distribution channels and already has contacts and established relationships to assist in marketing.
该项目的目标是《心理健康与老年人:教育系列》,是一个健康教育媒体系列,通过提供在整个老龄化过程中保持良好心理健康所需的信息,关于抑郁症和痴呆症的具体信息,治疗选择和照顾者干预,来支持老年人和他们的照顾者。在第一阶段,我们将采访老年人、照顾者和参与创新和成功的老年人支持计划的专业人员。从这些采访中,我们将制定六个创造性的计划,使用叙事性的例子来突出老年人及其照顾者面临的问题。一旦创意计划完成,将由顾问委员会审查,然后在项目的研究阶段由六个重点小组进行审查。重点小组将包括专业人士、老年人和老年人的照顾者。焦点小组研究将包括定量和定性测试,以确保每个套餐都满足老年人及其照顾者的信息和支持需求。在第二阶段,第一阶段起草和评估的创意计划将用于根据第一阶段研究中确认的概念,制作广播质量的录像带和配套小册子。建议的商业应用:完整的教育包将通过医生、心理健康专业人员、照顾者和为老年人服务的组织向老年人及其照顾者销售。最先进的技术已经成功地通过类似的分销渠道营销了其他几个视频/印刷品套装,并已经拥有了帮助营销的联系人和建立的关系。
项目成果
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