Outreach, Recruitment and Engagement Core

外联、招聘和参与(ORE)核心与OADRC的愿景一致 总体目标，特别关注连接全州的俄勒冈州人并让他们参与进来。这个 OADRC ORE核心领导和团队将集中精力增加临床试验的招募， 促进外行和专业学习者的教育，并保持和培养与 代表性不足的群体，如非裔美国人社区。 OADRC ORE核心致力于使痴呆症的预防和护理成为全州的共同价值 以及更远的地方。我们将通过建立牢固的相互联系来提高人们对痴呆症的认识和护理选择 代表不足的社区(例如，非裔美国人、农村)通过个性化捐款和 有意义的教育经历。我们的基于互联网的研究注册中心(ActNow)与我们的 面对面的外展活动将使俄勒冈州人更公平地参与研究。我们的教育 将努力满足从本科少数群体开始的各种教育领域的学习者的需求 学者(建立)到博士后研究员。我们以科技为基础的痴呆症360社区延伸 医疗保健结果(ECHO)计划将为任何临床医生提供循证教育机会 有一台电脑和互联网接入。 ORE核心的具体目标是： 1.通过预防痴呆症提高对ADRD研究和护理的认识和理解 跨社区共享的价值观。 2.支持招募和留住所有社区(如农村、少数民族)的研究参与者 确保充分和公平地参与OADRC的研究。 3.制定、实施和维持跨社区和卫生部门的参与战略，以 教育俄勒冈人和美国各地的人有关ADRD的评估、护理和研究。

The Outreach, Recruitment, and Engagement (ORE) Core is aligned with the vision of the OADRC’s overarching aims, with a specific focus on connecting and engaging Oregonians across the state. The OADRC ORE Core Lead and team will concentrate their efforts on increasing recruitment for clinical trials, fostering education of lay and professional learners, and maintaining and nurturing strong connections with underrepresented groups, such as the African American community. The OADRC ORE Core is committed to making dementia prevention and care a shared value across our state and beyond. We will raise awareness of dementia and care options by knitting strong, mutual ties with underrepresented communities (e.g., African American, rural) through personalized contributions and meaningful educational experiences,. Our Internet-based research registry (ACTNOW) combined with our face-to-face outreach events will make research participation more equitable for Oregonians. Our education efforts will address the needs of learners across the educational spectrum, from undergraduate minority scholars (BUILD) to post-doctoral fellows. Our technology-based Dementia 360 Extension of Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) program will provide evidence-based educational opportunities to any clinician with a computer and Internet access. The specific Aims of the ORE Core are to: 1. Increase awareness and understanding about ADRD research and care by making dementia prevention a shared value across communities. 2. Support recruitment and retention of research participants from all communities (e.g., rural, minority) to ensure full and equitable research participation in OADRC studies. 3. Develop, implement, and sustain engagement strategies across communities and health sectors to educate Oregonians and those across the US about ADRD assessment, care and research.