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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 13.
Published in final edited form as: Alzheimers Dement. 2022 Oct 4;19(5):1714–1728. doi: 10.1002/alz.12805

Table 1.

BHR enrollment effort methods

Effort Enrollment effort period Enrollment effort population focus* Enrollment effort source Enrollment effort funding and finances
Standard (nonculturally-tailored) BHR enrollment efforts BHR inception in 2014 - Sept 16th 2021 Any adults (18+ years old) Paid (e.g., digital media, direct mail, traditional)

Owned (e.g., BHR website, emails, BHR online networks, BHR press releases)

Earned (e.g., news publicity, influencers, word-of mouth)

Refer to paper
The BHR is funded by grants and donations. Both were used to pay for the development of BHR and any BHR enrollment effort-related contents and efforts.
Culturally-tailored enrollment efforts (CAL-BHR) Aug 26th 2020 - Sept 16th 2021 Latinos age 55+ living in California Paid digital media:
 - Facebook
 - YouTube
 - Google
 - Bing

Owned (e.g., culturally-tailored landing pages, simplified BHR enrollment process, revised/culturally-tailored BHR reminder emails)
Funded by the California Department of Public Health Alzheimer’s Disease Program funding from the 2019 California Budget Act [RFA19–10616]. This grant supported a marketing company to develop the content (ads, landing pages) and payment to digital advertisement platforms.
It also provided payment to CSPB members for participating in CSPB meetings.

Note.

*

This was the focus of the enrollment effort and not an eligibility criterion. The only BHR eligibility criterion is being 18+ years old. Limiting the focus to CA was a requirement of the grant.