Nber coordinating center on the economics of ad/adrd prevention, treatment, and care. - other project information

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U54AG090084
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$8,742,468

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Assistance listing
93.866 Aging Research
Completion date 42% complete
Place of performance
Cambridge, MA 02138, USA

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Description

Abstract
Nber coordinating center on the economics of ad/adrd prevention, treatment, and care this application proposes to establish a coordinating center for economic research on alzheimer's disease (ad) and ad-related dementia (adrd) at the national bureau of economic research (nber). The consortium will encompass the 4-5 research project (R01) grants that are awarded under the NIA's companion program announcement on "consortium for economic research on ad/adrd prevention, treatment, and care;" newly funded center studies selected annually from a national competition and supported under the center's research project core; the work of early career scholars selected for the center's mentored scholars program; the nber's ongoing and separately-funded projects on the economics of adrd; and selected other research on adrd that may be developed in the future. The underlying research projects that will be coordinated through the nber center will be organized, at least initially, around four overarching themes: (1) emerging challenges in caregiving for people with adrd, (2) understanding adrd diagnosis and progression, (3) prevention and treatment of adrd, and (4) disparities in healthcare for patients with adrd. In cooperation with NIA, we will foster collaboration and synergies across consortium member research projects, initiate new high-impact research projects that apply economic methods to understanding and improving the treatment and care for people with adrd; expand the network of researchers studying the economics of adrd; and disseminate findings to key stakeholders to support policymaking. An administrative core will provide intellectual leadership and governance; centralized administrative, communications, and research support; support of early career investigators; and ongoing monitoring of performance metrics though a program tracking plan. A research projects core will support cutting edge research projects on the economics of adrd prevention, treatment, and care. A stakeholder engagement core will assure that the research projects are informed by the on the ground experience of those working to prevent, treat and care for people living with adrd and their families and caregivers. A closely related translation core will encourage the application of findings from consortium research in practical uses that improve the health and wellbeing of people living with ad/adrd and their families; disseminating findings and research resources, and convening an annual conference in washington, DC.

Transactions

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Amendment $2,906,646
Amendment $2,906,646
Original award $2,929,176

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Vanderbilt University Background Information: The overall project work pertains to the estimation of water pipe service material and lead-water solubility for major water supply… $55,500
Vanderbilt University Background Information: The overall project work pertains to the estimation of water pipe service material and lead-water solubility for major water supply… $132,488
Regents Of The University Of Michigan Julie Bynum, MD, MPH will serve as Multi-PI along with Drs. Kathleen McGarry and Rhoda Au. Dr. Bynum will use her expertise in conducting research on health… $82,502
Regents Of The University Of Michigan Julie Bynum, MD, MPH will serve as Multi-PI along with Drs. Kathleen McGarry and Rhoda Au. Dr. Bynum will use her expertise in conducting research on health… $0
Florida State University We use a new dataset our team created that leverages a linkage between the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) and job quality measures hypothesized to be… $198,820
Brown University Medicare home health is critical for many people living with dementia. However, there are also concerns about the fraudulent billing of home health care. As a… $199,241
Trustees Of Dartmouth College This project will provide the first systematic evidence on how regulatory allowance of surrogate endpoints and the diffusion of scientific discoveries shape… $200,000
The University Of Chicago To fill critical gaps in the evidence on utilization of skilled nursing facility (SNF) care for Medicare Advantage enrollees with dementia, we will use Medicare… $199,918
Northwestern University The project brings together data on (1) the material used in the water service lines in 1,500 U.S. cities; (2) the lead solubility of the water passing… $55,511
Regents Of The University Of Michigan This subcontract will fund the effort of Dr. Joanne Hsu, which will include providing guidance on the maintenance and use of multiple national data sets to be… $73,774
Rutgers, The State University This project aims to estimate water pipe service materials and lead-water solubility for major water supply systems across the United States and evaluate… $34,644
The Brookings Institution Dr. Shah Goda has retained her affiliation with NBER and is submitting this proposal in collaboration with another NBER affiliate. This scope of work covers… $126,000
Rector & Visitors Of The University Of Virginia The overall project work pertains to the estimation of water pipe service material and lead-water solubility for major water supply systems across the United… $32,859
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Who received award U54AG090084?

U54AG090084 was awarded to National Bureau Of Economic Research Inc. by National Institute on Aging (National Institutes of Health) on September 20, 2024.

How much is award U54AG090084 worth?

$8,742,468 has been obligated on U54AG090084.

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