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Resources

CRL Training

The CRL Resource Guide will orient a new Community Research Liaison, other outreach coordinators, and other support staff with general resources on Alzheimer's and related dementias, clinical research, and recruitment.

Snapshot of title page of manual

RADAR PI Seminar

Dr. Mary Sano and Dr. Sharon Brangman review three key points from Good Clinical Practice training and review how they play out in live research situations. Points covered include Informed Consent, Confidentiality, and Recruitment and Retention.

Accelerator Manual

The Accelerator Manual provides background to the Accelerator concept and provides a guide to replicate the Accelerator structure.  

Case Studies

Community Relationship Building: 
Seasons of Change Community Event


Community Relationship Building: 
Equity in Research Community Event

Additional Resources

CRL Toolkit: Community Engagement Materials

Snapshot of CRL Tool Kit document


CRL Presentation on Research

A research focused presentation for community members who have expressed interest in learning more about research after other educational and relationship building events.

Snapshot of title page of presentation


Accelerator Presentation on Participant Handoff

Presented to the Accelerator team to discuss the process of moving research interested individuals from the CRL to the study coordinator. Accelerator members discussed unique ways to improve the Upstate process.


    Use of Community Based Participatory Research in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: Annotated Bibliography


    Diversity in Clinical Research Videos

    Mount Sinai and SUNY Upstate feature the research process at their ADRC and Geriatrics unit.

    Also available in Spanish


    Publications

    Achieving diversity in study populations: the importance of community engagement

    Brangman, S. A. (2022). Achieving diversity in study populations: the importance of community engagement. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. https://doi.org/10.1111/jgs.18043

    Snapshot of Journal Article

      Community Research Liaison (CRL) Role in Increasing Participation of African Americans in Cognitive Research: A Case Study

      Sharon Brangman, Kathy Royal, Sarah McNamara, Nancy Smith, Eve De Rosa, Adam Anderson, and Elizabeth Riley. Community Research Liaison (CRL) Role in Increasing Participation of African Americans in Cognitive Research: A Case Study. AAIC 2022, San Diego, CA.

        Community Research Liaison Role in Increasing Participation of African Americans in Cognitive Research

        Sarah McNamara, MS; Kathy Royal, MA, Colleen Dillenbeck, MA; Nancy Smith, MA; Sharon Brangman, MD. Community Research Liaison Role in Increasing Participation of African Americans in Cognitive Research. APHA 2022, Boston, MA.

          Recruitment Accelerator for Diversity in Aging Research - Cognitive Loss and Dementia (RADAR-CLD): Perspectives on Registry Recruitment

          Mary Sano, Sharon Brangman, Shehan Chin, Sarah McNamara, Judith Neugroschl, Kathy Royal, Margaret Sewell, Nancy Smith, Mike Splaine, Mari Umpierre, and Jennifer Vasconcellos. Recruitment Accelerator for Diversity in Aging Research - Cognitive Loss and Dementia (RADAR-CLD): Perspectives on Registry Recruitment. CTAD 2022, San Francicso, CA.

            Enhancing Underrepresented Group Participation in Aging Research Through Workforce Development of the Community Research Liaison

            Anakaren Lamas, Jennifer Vasconcellos, Mari Umpierre, Margaret Sewell, Judith A Neugroschl, Shehan Chin, Crispin Goytia, Michael T Kinsella, Nancy Smith, Maria Loizos, Sarah McNamara, Sharon Brangman, Mary Sano. (2021), Enhancing underrepresented group participation in aging research through workforce development of the Community Research Liaison. Alzheimer's Dement., 17: e054561. https://doi.org/10.1002/alz.054561

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