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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING

Establishing Mechanisms of Benefit to Reinforce the Alzheimer's Care Experience AD/ADRD Roybal Center: EMBRACE

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Institution
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA, MN
Principal investigator
Joseph E. Gaugler
Funding
$833K
Duration
2024–2029
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Abstract

Project Summary/Abstract-Behavioral Intervention Development Core The proposed Establishing Mechanisms of Benefit to Reinforce the Alzheimer’s Care Experience AD/ADRD Roybal Center (EMBRACE) Behavioral Intervention Development Core (BIDC) will assist Investigators in the conduct of mechanism-driven, home and community dementia care intervention trials across Stages 0-V of the NIH Stage Model. Investigators will have access to pre- and post-award consultation to ensure that EMBRACE-supported trials are positioned to progress to subsequent stages of the NIH Stage Model. The BIDC will also develop and disseminate resources needed for EMBRACE Investigators and the field to advance their science of mechanism-based dementia care research. The Specific Aims of the BIDC are to: 1) Support EMBRACE Investigators and their trials so that they can effectively identify, measure, and test mechanisms of action in their tailored, dementia care interventions in home and community settings; 2) Implement a robust consultation and engagement model; and 3) Develop and disseminate the intellectual and material resources needed for Investigators to conduct home and community intervention trials. In collaboration with the Administrative Core, the BIDC will provide the critical research infrastructure necessary to support EMBRACE Investigators and will stimulate broader dissemination to advance the science of mechanism-based dementia care research in home and community settings.

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