Finding studies
Finding studies
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Lead
University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
With
In community (non-VA) NHs \[one from each of 3 national NH corporations\], the multi-disciplinary research team achieved two aims: (1) refined the LOCK program to focus on sleep for residents with ADRD during this pilot (R61) phase, (2) which prepared the team for the second phase of this two-part NIA-funded grant (the R33 phase) to test the impact and sustainability of this intervention for NH residents with ADRD in an incomplete stepped-wedge randomized controlled trial. THIS PILOT STUDY R61 PHASE (1 YEAR; N = 3 NHS; 1 NH PER CORPORATION) HAD THE FOLLOWING SPECIFIC AIMS: 1. Refine the LOCK sleep program train-the-trainer protocol by implementing and pilot-testing in three NHs. 2. Test and refine the research methods to: effectively identify eligible NHs and residents; obtain consent; collect primary data from residents and staff (sleep time via actigraph); explore staff impressions of additional sleep measurement devices (Fitbits); transfer primary and secondary data to our data center; and merge all data.
Age
50–any
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Not accepted
