Translating Innovation to Impact

This important meeting will bring together researchers, implementers, and government thought-leaders to explore the state of translation of evidence-based interventions to help individuals with Alzheimer’s disease remain healthy and independent longer—whether at home or in the community—while also reducing stress on family caregivers. A series of expert panels will explore successful models that have been brought to scale and how they are tied to payment sources, discuss models that did not translate well, and identify gaps in the research.

Opening Remarks:

Kathy Greenlee, Administration for Community Living and Assistant Secretary for Aging

Panelists include:

Michelle Barclay, Alzheimer's Association Minnesota-North Dakota

David Bass, PhD, Margaret Blenkner Research Inst of Benjamin Rose

Sandra Burgener, PhD, APRN-BC, FAAN, U of Illinois, Urbana

Christopher Callahan, MD, Indiana U Center for Aging Research

Leisa Easom, PhD, RN, Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving

Laura Gitlin, PhD, Johns Hopkins Center for Innovative Care in Aging

Karen Hirschman, PhD, MSW, UPenn School of Nursing

Susan McCurry, PhD, U of Washington, AD Research Center

Mary Mittelman, DrPH, NYU Comprehensive Center on Brain Aging

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To RSVP, please email Lindsay Clarke at lclarke@agingresearch.org

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