Health-eBrain Study: Addressing Mood and Cognitive Functioning in Dementia Caregivers
About the Research Project
Program
Award Type
Other
Award Amount
$450,000
Active Dates
April 15, 2016 - July 14, 2017
Grant ID
CA2016602
Co-Principal Investigator(s)
Stacey Kaltman, PhD, AnthroTronix
Goals
The Health-eBrain Study seeks to understand the cognitive functioning of dementia caregivers who are heavily burdened and who are at risk for mood disorders. This virtual longitudinal study is comprised of an intervention Case Management arm and a waitlist control arm. Additionally participants may be selected to participate in a cognitive wellness group where their cognition is solely tracked over time using the DANA Brain Vital app.
Summary
The Health-eBrain Study seeks to understand the cognitive functioning of dementia caregivers who are heavily burdened and who are at risk for mood disorders. This virtual longitudinal study is comprised of an intervention Case Management arm and a waitlist control arm. Additionally participants may be selected to participate in a cognitive wellness group where their cognition is solely tracked over time using the DANA Brain Vital app.
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