ORE Core

摘要--外展、接纳和参与的核心 杜克/杜克大学ADRC外联，招聘和参与（ORE）核心支持我们提出的目标 杜克/杜克阿尔茨海默病研究中心（ADRC）通过利用现有的强大基础， 杜克大学的合作计划，促进社区的宣传和教育，以促进 研究招募到ADRC及其支持的项目，特别侧重于解放 临床服务不足的群体。我们的三个目标是：1）促进招聘和留住 将不同的认知正常和认知受损的参与者纳入临床核心及其支持的研究 2）为当地社区提供教育和外展服务，包括扩大外展服务，以 3）提高公众对大脑健康的认识，鼓励社区倡导 阿尔茨海默病和阿尔茨海默病相关痴呆（AD+ADRD）的研究。为了满足这些 目标，我们将与我们现有的非裔美国人社区外展计划，多所大学密切合作， 北卡罗来纳州脑健康登记处和杜克痴呆症家庭支持计划，沿着开发 并利用伙伴关系，与获奖的全州初级保健中心网络和 卡罗莱纳老年医学劳动力增强计划。通过实施个性化的VIP方法， 潜在的ADRC参与者，并通过一系列专门的计划，如青年大使， 旨在通过培训社区志愿者， 卫生系统导航员和教育工作者，我们的目标是作为临床资源和教育的主要提供者 以及北卡罗来纳州的AD+ADRD研究中心。

ABSTRACT – OUTREACH, RECRUITMENT, AND ENGAGEMENT CORE The Duke/UNC ADRC Outreach, Recruitment and Engagement (ORE) Core supports the goals of our proposed Duke/UNC Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) by leveraging a strong foundation of existing collaborative Duke-UNC programs promoting outreach and education in the community in order to facilitate research recruitment into the ADRC and its supported projects, with a particular focus on the enfranchisement of clinically underserved groups in our region. Our three aims are to 1) Facilitate recruitment and retention of diverse cognitively normal and cognitively impaired participants into the Clinical Core and the research it supports for the ADRC; 2) Provide education and outreach to the local community including expanded outreach to under- represented groups; and 3) Promote public awareness of brain health and encourage community advocacy for research on Alzheimer’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease-related dementias (AD+ADRD). In order to meet these aims, we will work closely with our existing African American Community Outreach Program, the multi-university North Carolina Registry for Brain Health, and the Duke Dementia Family Support Program, along with developing and leveraging partnerships with UNC’s award-winning statewide network of primary care centers and the Carolina Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Program. By implementing a personalized-VIP approach with each potential ADRC participant, and through an array of specialized programs, such as the Young Ambassadors, designed to heighten community engagement and participation by training community volunteers to serve as health system navigators and educators, we aim to serve as a major provider of clinical resources and education as well as a hub for AD+ADRD research in North Carolina.