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Recruiting Older African Americans to Brain Health and Aging Research Through Community Engagement: Lessons from the African-American Brain Health Initiative at Rutgers University-Newark.

Mark A Gluck1, Ashlee Shaw2, Diane Hill3.   

Abstract

The African-American Brain Health Initiative at Rutgers University-Newark is a university-community partnership combining community engagement, education and training, and brain health research. Partnering with community-based organizations, it promotes brain health literacy, Alzheimer's awareness, brain-healthy lifestyle choices, and participation in brain research for older African Americans in Greater Newark, New Jersey. Our approach to recruitment relies on building trust through long-term relationships; communicating health knowledge through trusted community leaders; recruiting subjects through targeted efforts; and cultivating research participants as ambassadors.

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Keywords:  African American; Rutgers University–Newark; brain health; community partnership; older men; research study recruitment

Year:  2018        PMID： 30853750      PMCID： PMC6404737     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Generations        ISSN： 0738-7806


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