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. 2024 Jun 20;10(2):e12475. doi: 10.1002/trc2.12475

TABLE 1.

MyAlliance logic model

Alzheimer's disease and related dementia (ADRD) clinical research needs a large and diverse participant pool.
Hypothesis‐ Providing value and support to primary care providers (PCPs), communities, and families will create a strong, mutually beneficial foundation on which to build relevant and effective research recruitment and participation channels.
Partner with primary care practices to increase research referral of patients with ADRD.
Objective Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact
  • Increase primary care provider dementia care confidence

  • Trainings

  • Information, activities, and options for patients

  • Social work support

  • Dementia care trainings

  • Educational communications

  • Cognitive Care Network social work team

  • Increased physicians referring

  • Increased participant referrals

  • Increased hours of care support

  • Increased confidence in clinical dementia care

  • Persistent pipeline of potential research participants from practices serving a diverse community

Increase visibility of trustworthy ADRD resources to encourage research participation
Objective Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact
  • Increase interest in research participation

  • “Brand development”

  • Educational content development

  • Communications platforms

  • Newsletters

  • In‐person events

  • Webinars

  • Care support app

  • LEAP! Dementia risk reduction classes

  • Increased engagement in research

  • Increased reach of communications

  • Increased trust in research

  • Persistent communications and education tailored for diverse needs and communities

Enhance community‐level dementia‐capable care support
Objective Inputs Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact
  • Increase dementia capability of community‐based organizations

  • Community educational content development

  • Tailored communications

  • Trainings

  • Co‐sponsored, tailored events

  • Social work support

  • Tailored communications

  • Increased research referrals via organization contacts

  • Increased reach of communications

  • Increased trust in research

  • Increased ability to support constituents with dementia

  • Persistent dementia capability and trained workforce throughout region