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Alzheimer's Disease and Related DementiaDigital healthBehavioralBrain and nervesBehavioral

What this study is

The goal of this intervention trial is to evaluate the effectiveness the online training program Dementia Education and Resources for Action (DERA) in improving Alzheimer's disease and related dementia-(ADRD) knowledge, stigma, and service-related self-efficacy among community health workers (CHWs). We hypothesize that participants who have completed the DERA will have improved ADRD knowledge and self-efficacy in related service and reduced stigma against ADRD and people affected.

What's being tested

  • DERA Online Training Program

    Intervention · BEHAVIORAL

    The Dementia Education and Resources for Action (DERA) program is a structured, online training intervention designed for community health workers. The program consists of approximately 7 sessions delivered through a web-based platform. Content includes dementia fundamentals, early signs and risk factors, stigma reduction, and strategies for communication, support, and service navigation. The training incorporates video-based instruction, interactive materials, and quizzes to support learning and engagement.

Study details

Official title
Evaluation of Dementia Education and Resources for Action
Sponsor
George Mason University
Conditions
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia
Enrolling
100 people
Starts
2026-06-16
Est. completion
2027-08-31
Design
Double-blind, randomized, parallel groups
Record
View on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗