Dementia Cost Studies

Dementia intervention cost studies include the following:

  1. The Dementia Behavioral Study (DBS): measuring the cost-effectiveness of an in-home support program for persons with dementia and their caregivers in Baltimore
  2. Caring of Persons with Dementia in their Environments (COPE): measuring the cost-benefit and willingness-to-pay of a dementia support program for persons wtih dementia and their caregivers in Connecticut
  3. Maximizing Independence at Home (MIND at Home): measuring the cost-effectiveness of a primary care-based dementia support program in Baltimore
  4. Adult Day Plus: measuring the cost-effectiveness of a suite of dementia-specialized enhanced services as an add-on to typical adult day care programs
Dementia

Publications

. Tailored Activity Program (TAP) Costs: Opportunities to Streamline Delivery and Pursue Reimbursement. GSA symposium presentation, 2019.

Project

. Intervention Delivery Costs and Caregivers' Willingness to Pay for COPE-CT: Interim Findings. GSA symposium presentation, 2018.

Project

. Developing Consistent Measures for Cost Analysies of Dementia Behavioral Trials: A Review of Four Study Protocols. ISPOR poster, 2016.

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