Minority Recruitment Satellite Program

威斯康星州阿尔茨海默病研究中心（ADRC）申请的主要重点是研究 临床前阿尔茨海默病（AD）、MCI和早期AD。少数族裔招募卫星计划 （MRSP）将建立一个全面和协调的外联教育和招聘方案 活动的非裔美国人和拉丁裔社区东南威斯康星州。MRSP的目标 该计划旨在确定和消除痴呆症诊断的结构性，态度和社会障碍， 研究参与非洲裔美国人和拉丁美洲社区。我们将通过实施 其他成功的阿尔茨海默病患者证明了这些策略在实现这些目标方面是有效的 研究中心。少数族裔的招募将集中在两个建立和成功的临床和 研究项目。在密尔沃基，MRSP核心将扩大现有的少数民族外联和教育 该计划由威斯康星州阿尔茨海默氏症研究所（阿威）建立，并将该计划与医疗 威斯康星州学院记忆诊所由皮耶罗·安托诺博士指导。密尔沃基项目将复制 核心小组发展的“支援”模式，包括以家居为本的评估、护理管理和研究 圣路易斯华盛顿大学ADRC的领导人多萝西·爱德华兹博士。密尔沃基项目将 我还与拉辛县和基诺沙县的阿威诊所网络合作，以确定和招募潜在人员 少数受试者将接受Antuono博士和ADRC研究的临床核心评估 程序.第二次少数群体外联、教育和征聘工作将根据需要进行调整， 丹麦和罗克县的少数民族居民的特点。这些参与者将由 麦迪逊的ADRC临床中心。在此应用中，MRSP完全集成到临床和 教育核心，以确定和解决非洲裔美国人参与研究的障碍， 拉丁裔。MRSP的目标如下： 具体目标1：增加非裔美国人和拉丁裔老年人的入学率、参与率和保留率， 无症状的中年成年儿童和健康对照正在进行的研究活动的ADRC 通过提供文化敏感和适当的社区教育，外展，痴呆症筛查， 转诊到支持性保健和社会服务机构。

The primary focus of the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) application is the study of preclinical Alzheimer's disease (AD), MCI, and early stage AD. The Minority Recruitment Satellite Program (MRSP) will establish a comprehensive and coordinated program of outreach education and recruitment activities to the African-American and Latino communities of Southeast Wisconsin. The goal of the MRSP program is to identify and eliminate the structural, attitudinal and social barriers to dementia diagnosis and research participation in the African-American and Latino communities. We will do this by implementing strategies demonstrated to be effective in achieving these goals by other successful Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers. Minority recruitment will be focused on two established and successful clinical and research programs. In Milwaukee, the MRSP Core will expand the existing minority outreach and education program established by the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute (WAI) and link this program to the Medical College of Wisconsin memory clinics directed by Dr. Piero Antuono. The Milwaukee program will replicate the "supported" model of home-based assessment, care management and research developed by the Core Leader Dr. Dorothy Edwards for the Washington University ADRC in St. Louis. The Milwaukee program will also collaborate with the WAI clinic networks in Racine and Kenosha counties to identify and recruit potential minority participants who will be evaluated for the Clinical Core by Dr. Antuono and the ADRC research program. A second minority outreach, education and recruitment effort will be tailored to meet the needs and characteristics of minority residents of Dane and Rock counties. These participants will be evaluated by the ADRC Clinical Core in Madison. In this application, the MRSP is fully integrated into the Clinical and Education Cores to identify and resolve the barriers to research participation by African-Americans and Latinos. The MRSP will have the following aim: Specific Aim 1: Increase the enrollment, participation, and retention of African-American and Latino elders, asymptomatic middle-aged adult children and healthy controls in the ongoing research activities of the ADRC by providing culturally sensitive and appropriate community education, outreach, dementia screening, and referral to supportive health and social services.