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Emory University is recruiting for two caregiver-focused research studies. Like Mayo Clinic, Emory is one of 36 Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers across the country working to improve diagnosis, and care of people living with Alzheimer's disease as well as finding new ways to treat and prevent dementia. Read more about their studies below. If you are interested in either study, please reach out to either the phone or email connected to the study.
Dementia Boot Camp
Dementia Bootcamp is a program for caregivers recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or other type of dementia.
What's Involved
- 5 online sessions (Zoom)
- 3-4 short interviews
- You will be compensated with a gift card for each interview
Why Join?
- Understand your new caregiving role
- Learn practical strategies
- Get connected to resources
- Build confidence for the journey ahead
If you are interested in joining the study, fill out their enrollment form to sign up. If you have any questions, you can call (404) 544-9916 or email boot.camp@emory.edu. View the study flyer here.
Can Do: Caregiver As Navigator: Developing Skills Online
Benefits of Participating:
- Improve your confidence and skills in handling medical, legal, financial, and family issues in the everyday challenges of dementia.
- Explore how to find help and deal with difficult situations.
- Share your experiences and work together with other people like you.
Eligibility
- Provide care at least 4 hours per week for a family member or friend with dementia.
- Are 18 years old or older.
For more information, reach out to mchest4@emory.edu. View the study flyer here.
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