Community Liaison and Recruitment Core

摘要 亚太裔美国人阿尔茨海默氏症和痴呆症研究资源中心 1)越来越多的科学家在AD/ADRD相关的行为、社会和 通过创新的辅导和社区互动模式进行生物医学研究； 2)通过共同数据元素推动AD/ADRD试点研究在较旧的APA中的严密性和影响 和数据共享；3)作为国家资源，提供经过语言/文化测试和验证的工具 评估APA人群的认知、功能和AD/ADRD护理。社区联络和 招聘核心(CLRC)-由Chau Trin-Shevrin博士和崔洋博士领导-将促进外向 与社区组织、轻度AD/ADRD患者、目前/过去的护理合作伙伴 患有AD/ADRD的人、纽约市/新泽西州地区的少数民族服务机构(MSI)和其他学术机构 接待代表不足的早期调查人员(ESIS)。中会将召开社区督导会议 由社区顾问(社区组织领导人和工作人员)组成的委员会(CSC 为APA人群提供服务)和生活顾问(那些患有轻度AD/ADRD的人，现任/前任护理伙伴 那些患有AD/ADRD的人)将就与项目相关的语言/文化相关性向RCASIA科学家提供建议，并 主题、工具、调查结果和解释的适当性。与CSC共享会员资格 其他资助的APA健康中心和意向会员轮换将最大限度地减轻当地 志愿者，并加强老年APA人群之间的可持续长期伙伴关系，为APA服务 社区组织和纽约/新泽西州的机构致力于APA大脑健康，健康 差异，以及与AD/ADRD相关的行为、社会和经济研究。中研会将进一步组织 公开众包竞赛，以激发社区参与研究，并试点社区- 衍生的想法，以使现有的参与方法多样化。最后，CLRC将在确定 来自RCASIA母公司/附属机构、MSI和其他学术组织的代表不足 在大纽约/新泽西州地区。除了将RCASIA引入ESIS并从ESIS征求试点申请外， CLRC将鼓励在提交NIH式试点提案方面没有经验的ESIS申请为RCASIA 实习生。通过代表不足的ESIS和特定APA的迭代但平衡的参与 在纽约市/新泽西州地区的社区，CLRC将帮助RCASIA实现其加强AD/ADRD相关的目标 行为、社会和经济研究人员，同时提高语言/文化上的适当性 研究和护理在按分类的APA分组中进行。

ABSTRACT The Resource Center for Alzheimer’s and Dementia Research in Asian and Pacific Americans (RCASIA) has missions of 1) increasing scientists underrepresented in AD/ADRD-related Behavioral, Social, and Economic Research biomedical research through innovative models of mentoring and community interaction; 2) advancing the rigor and impact of AD/ADRD pilot studies in older APAs through Common Data Elements and data-sharing; 3) serving as a national resource for linguistically/culturally tested and validated tools to assess cognition, function, and AD/ADRD care in APA populations. The Community Liaison and Recruitment Core (CLRC) – led by Chau Trinh-Shevrin, PhD and Cui Yang, PhD – will facilitate the outward engagement with community-based organizations, people with mild AD/ADRD, current/past care partners for people with AD/ADRD, Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) in the NYC/NJ area, and other academic institutions hosting underrepresented Early Stage Investigators (ESIs). The CLRC will convene the Community Steering Committee (CSC) consisting of Community Advisors (leaders and staff of community-based organizations serving APA populations) and Lived Advisors (those with mild AD/ADRD, current/former care partners of those with AD/ADRD) who will advise RCASIA Scientists on project-related linguistic/cultural relevance and appropriateness of subject matter, tools, findings, and interpretations. The sharing of CSC membership with other funded centers on APA health and intentional membership rotation will minimize the burden on local volunteers, and enhance the sustainable long-term partnership among older APA populations, APA-serving community-based organizations, and NYC/NJ-based institutions committed to APA brain health, health disparities, and AD/ADRD-related behavioral, social, and economic research. The CLRC will further organize open crowdsourcing contests to excite the community in research participation, and to pilot community- derived ideas to diversify existing engagement approaches. Finally, CLRC will play a central role in identifying underrepresented ESIs from the RCASIA parent/affiliated institutions, MSIs, and other academic organizations in the greater NYC/NJ area. In addition to introducing RCASIA to and soliciting pilot applications from ESIs, CLRC will encourage ESIs not experienced in submitting NIH-style pilot proposals to apply as RCASIA Interns. Through an iterative yet balanced engagement of both underrepresented ESIs and specific APA communities in the NYC/NJ area, CLRC will help RCASIA reach its goals of enhancing the AD/ADRD-related behavioral, social, and economic research workforce while advancing linguistically/culturally appropriate research and care in disaggregated APA subgroups.