Education and Information Transfer Core

教育和信息传递核心（核心E）的总体目标是改善向以下群体提供的护理： 受阿尔茨海默病（AD）和相关痴呆症影响的人和家庭， 信息和将新知识转化为实践，为研究人员，医疗保健专业人员， 和公众。教育核心的具体目标是：1）规划和支持教育， 培训，以提高研究和临床技能，在该地区的AD和相关痴呆症; 2）作为一个 为临床和神经病理学以及生物标志物核心提供资源，以招募和留住多样化的人群 研究对象，重点是少数民族和农村人口;和3）制定外展计划， 教育卫生专业人员、家庭和护理人员了解AD和相关痴呆以及 威斯康星州抗独联 教育核心将在全州范围的合作倡议中实现这些具体目标， 威斯康星州老年痴呆症协会分会网络老年医学和老年学科， 医学和公共卫生的持续专业发展，密尔沃基的临床研究中心，拉丁裔 密尔沃基的联合社区中心，以及 威斯康星州老年痴呆症研究所。将作出特别努力，培训妇女和少数民族从事反倾销研究。 通过UW临床和转化研究所。招募少数民族人口将 由多萝西·爱德华兹博士领导，他将开发适合文化的教育和培训材料 并让密尔沃基的非裔美国人和拉丁裔社区的社区领袖参与进来。外联 努力将在全州范围内进行，包括扩大附属痴呆症诊断诊所网络， 参与威斯康星州阿尔茨海默氏症协会分会网络，并与州和 县老龄网络谁是目前参与了一个创新的认知筛查计划。的 全州范围内的认知筛查计划将为威斯康星州ADRC提供大量不同数量的 潜在的志愿者支持ADRC研究。制定了具体的成果衡量标准， 每个项目的有效性。 相关性（参见说明）： 教育和信息传递中心的总体目标是改善向残疾人提供的护理， 以及受AD和相关疾病影响的家庭。这将通过全州范围内的信息来实现 传播、教育和培训将涉及多个公共和私营伙伴。一个主要的焦点是 一项旨在提高痴呆症识别和管理的认知筛查计划 紊乱

The overall goal of the Education and Information Transfer Core (Core E) is to improve the care provided to persons and families affected by Alzheimer's disease (AD) and related dementias by disseminating information and translating new knowledge into practice for researchers, health care professionals, trainees and the general public. The Specific Aims of the Education Core are to: 1) plan and support education and training to enhance research and clinical skills in the area of AD and related dementias; 2) serve as a resource to the Clinical and Neuropathology and Biomarker Cores to recruit and retain a diverse population of research subjects, emphasizing minority and rural populations; and 3) develop outreach programs to educate health professionals, families and caregivers about AD and related dementias and the activities of the Wisconsin ADRC. The Education Core will achieve these Specific Aims in a collaborative, state-wide initiative involving the Section of Geriatrics and Gerontology, Wisconsin Alzheimer's Association Chapter Network, UW Office of Continuing Professional Development in Medicine and Public Health, clinical sites in Milwaukee, Latino United Community Center in Milwaukee, and outreach and dementia diagnostic clinic programs at the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute. A special effort will be made to train women and minorities in AD research through the UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research. The recruitment of minority populations will be led by Dorothy Edwards, PhD, who will develop culturally-appropriate education and training materials and involve community leaders within the African-American and Latino communities in Milwaukee. Outreach efforts will be statewide and include expansion of an affiliated dementia diagnostic clinic network, participation of the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Association Chapter Network and collaboration with State and County Aging Networks who are currently involved in an innovative cognitive screening program. The statewide cognitive screening program will provide the Wisconsin ADRC with a large and diverse number of potential volunteers to support ADRC studies. Specific outcome measures have been developed to evaluate the effectiveness of each program area. RELEVANCE (See instructions): The overall goal of the Education and Information Transfer Core is to improve the care provided to persons and families affected by AD and related disorders. This will be accomplished through statewide information dissemination, education and training which will involve multiple public and private partners. A major focus is a cognitive screening program designed to improve the recognition and management of dementing disorders.