CORE--RESEARCH TRAINING AND INFORMATION TRANSFER

ADRC的教育和信息传输核心（EITC）将：1）向研究人员、肯塔基州大学和其他大学的教职员工和学生、卫生专业人员、社区领袖、AD患者家属和公众提供有关AD的信息; 2）发展和维护与当地的关系，传播AD信息的区域和国家团体，包括全州范围的支持团体网络和长期设施、肯塔基州大学人员、NIA、阿尔茨海默氏症协会和其他ADC; 3）通过地方和国家电视台和广播电台宣传亚洲减灾委员会的活动; 4）赞助会议/继续向目标受众宣传。研究项目将包括赞助研究会议和研讨会、书目服务、期刊俱乐部、电子期刊《阿尔茨海默病评论》和两次科学会议。这些活动将与正规教育计划协调，如博士学位。在老年学和神经科学和老龄化的博士前和博士后培训计划的计划。为了接触到各种各样的受众，EITC将出版一份半年度的时事通讯和一年两次的家庭AD资源指南;与当地媒体合作，向公众介绍最新的研究成果并推广ADRC的工作;赞助AD护理人员和日托志愿者的计划;为支持小组领导人组织计划;通过演讲者办公室提供演讲者;为非裔美国人社区举办一系列关于痴呆症的公开讲座;制定和分发宣传册和传单，以促进治疗性临床试验;继续每年的AD意识日计划;并继续参加医学院的半年度家庭实践审查。EITC将为医疗保健专业人员、非专业人员和社区服务提供者举办会议和继续教育项目。每个项目都将有一个由EITC工作人员和目标受众代表组成的规划委员会。三个会议将针对AD家庭成员，医生，护士，社会工作者，个案管理人员和长期护理工作者。我们的会议将计划为律师和另一个会议将为警察，消防和紧急医疗工作者。

The Education and Information Transfer Core (EITC) of the ADRC will: 1) provide information about AD to researchers; faculty, staff and students at the University of Kentucky and other universities; health professionals; community leaders; families of AD patients; and the public; 2) develop and maintain relationships with local, regional and national groups for the dissemination of AD information including a statewide support group network, and long-term facilities, University of Kentucky personnel, NIA, Alzheimer's Association and other ADCs; 3) publicize and activities of the ADRC through local and state television and radio stations; and 4) sponsor conferences/continuing to targeted audiences. Research programs will include sponsoring research meetings and seminars, a bibliographic service, a journal club, an electronic journal Alzheimer's Disease Review and two scientific conferences. These activities will be coordinated with formal education programs such as the Ph.D. program in Gerontology and neuroscience and aging pre and postdoctoral training programs. To reach a variety of audiences the EITC will publish a semiannual newsletter and bi-annual AD resource guide for families; work with the local media to present the latest research findings and promote the work of the ADRC to the general public; sponsor programs for AD caregivers and day care volunteers; organize programs for support group leaders; provide speakers through a Speakers' Bureau; conduct a public lecture series on dementia for the African-American community; develop and distribute brochures and flyers to promote therapeutic clinical trials; continue the annual AD Awareness Day program; and, continue to participate in the College of Medicine's semiannual Family Practice Review. The EITC will sponsor conferences and continuing education programs for health care professionals, laypersons and community service providers. Each program will have a planning committee consisting of EITC staff and representatives from the target audience. Three conferences will target AD family members, physicians, nurses, social workers, case managers and long-term care workers. Our conference will be planned for attorneys and another conference will be for police, fire and emergency medical workers.