Emory Alzheimer's Disease Research Center

摘要/摘要--外联、招聘和参与核心 外联、招聘和参与(ORE)核心与所有ADRC核心合作，并与以下其他倡议合作 埃默里脑健康中心，与其他ADRC的跨学科同事一起推进整体 Goizueta ADRC支持解决阿尔茨海默病(AD)及相关问题的国家计划的目标 精神障碍(ADRD)。矿石核心将追求三个主要目标和一个发展目标：目标1，提供 外展和教育计划，以促进招募到研究和脑捐赠，特别是 强调达到各种各样的痴呆症和护理情况；目标2，目标 为临床医生和学者，包括那些从事培训的人提供教育方案和咨询 研究教育部分的活动，以促进研究招募和跨学科 研究；目标3，与社区和学术合作伙伴接触，提供与招聘相关的创新 教育方案，包括将ORE核心覆盖范围扩展到农村地区，特别是那些与 格鲁吉亚记忆网，采用视频会议和其他远距离办法；发展目标， 扩大Emory的网络活动并与ADRC合作，加强对生活在一起的人的护理服务 精神错乱的疾病。作为完全集成的ADRC的一部分，ORE核心与其他 履行四项主要职能的核心：向合作伙伴宣传亚洲发展研究中心的活动和潜在的研究 参与者；联系服务提供商、倡导团体和研究人员的广泛网络，以 加强我们的宣传和招聘能力；扩大对个人的教育和培训 和专业人员，特别是在痴呆症和照料情况的高度异质性方面；以及 领导和协作制定对未得到满足的研究和服务需求的回应 令人发狂的疾病和他们的家庭照顾者。核心建立在与学术界、 提供者和倡导团体，包括佐治亚州记忆网(GMN)，这是一项全州范围的新倡议，旨在 为佐治亚州提供诊断、治疗和护理规划服务。我们与埃默里的关系很温和 认知障碍赋权中心(MCIEP)，加深了我们教育和招募如此大的 一群认知受损的个人及其家庭照顾者。展望未来，矿石核心将提供 过去被证明是成功的那种大规模的外展和教育计划 播放了许多这样的节目。此外，我们将赞助或联合赞助至少三个项目，目标是 护理情况的异质性的各个方面。为了支持目标2和目标3，我们将至少提供 针对提供者的教育方案，重点关注家庭的诊断、管理和支持问题 并将在GMN的提供者培训方面进行合作。我们将扩大与合作伙伴的联系 MCIEP、埃默里脑健康中心和埃默里痴呆症专用医疗之家，以探索需求 与生活在各种痴呆症情况下的人的护理服务有关并进行创新。

SUMMARY/ABSTRACT – OUTREACH,RECRUITMENT & ENGAGEMENT CORE The Outreach, Recruitment, and Engagement (ORE) Core works with all ADRC Cores, with other initiatives of the Emory Brain Health Center, and with interdisciplinary colleagues at other ADRCs to advance the overall goals of the Goizueta ADRC in support of the national plan to address Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and related disorders (ADRD). The ORE Core will pursue three main aims and one developmental aim: Aim 1, Provide outreach and educational programs to promote recruitment into research and brain donation with particular emphasis on reaching a wide variety of dementing illnesses and caregiving situations; Aim 2, Target educational programs and consultation to clinicians and academics, including those engaged in in training activities in the Research Education Component, to promote research recruitment and interdisciplinary research; Aim 3, Engage with community and academic partners in providing recruitment-related, innovative educational programs, including extending the ORE Core reach to rural locations, particularly those linked to the Georgia Memory Net, using videoconferencing and other distance approaches; Developmental Aim, Expand networking activities at Emory and partnering ADRCs to enhance care services for persons living with dementing illnesses. As a part of a fully-integrated ADRC, the ORE Core works collaboratively with other cores to perform four main functions: disseminate ADRC activities to partners and potential research participants; reach out to a broad network of service providers, advocacy groups, and researchers to strengthen our dissemination and recruitment capacities; expand education and training offerings to individuals and professionals, especially in the great heterogeneity of dementing illnesses and caregiving situations; and lead and collaborate in the development of responses to unmet research and service needs of those living with dementing illnesses and their family caregivers. The Core builds on strong partnerships with academic, provider, and advocacy groups, including with Georgia Memory Net (GMN), a new statewide initiative to provide diagnostic, treatment, and care planning services to Georgia. Our connection with the Emory’s Mild Cognitive Impairment Empowerment Center (MCIEP), deepens our capacity to educate and recruit this large group of cognitively impaired individuals and their family caregivers. Going forward, the ORE core will offer the kind of large-scale outreach and education programs that have proved to successful in the past and will broadcast many of these. Additionally, we will sponsor or co-sponsor at least three programs targeted to various aspects of the heterogeneity of care situations. In support of Aims 2 and 3, we will provide at least educational programs for providers, focused on issues of diagnosis, management, and support of family caregivers and will collaborate in provider training in the GMN. We will expand our linkages with partners in the MCIEP, the Emory Brain Health Center, and Emory’s dementia-specific medical home, to explore needs related to and innovations in care services to persons living within a wide variety of dementia situations.