BrainLive Connect Volunteer Training Programme for Dementia
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Summary
This is a clinical trial registration for NCT07544875, a mixed-method randomized controlled trial evaluating BrainLive Coach training among adults aged 50 and over. The trial will compare 80-90 hours of BrainLive Coach training followed by BrainLive Connect volunteering against educational materials on dementia and cognitive health. Participants will be assessed at baseline and post-intervention on dementia knowledge, competence in dementia care, self-efficacy, attitudes to dementia, quality of life, and social capital. Qualitative interviews and focus groups with trained volunteers and NGO staff will explore perceived impacts, mechanisms, and implementation barriers.
“Do trained BrainLive Coaches demonstrate greater CST-related knowledge/skills, self-efficacy, and improved quality of life compared with volunteers receiving only educational materials?”
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This document registers a new clinical trial (NCT07544875) titled 'BrainLive Connect: Volunteer Training Programme' on ClinicalTrials.gov. The trial will enroll healthy adults aged 50 and over and randomize them to either an 80-90 hour BrainLive Coach training intervention with subsequent volunteering, or to a control group receiving only educational materials on dementia and cognitive health.
Healthcare providers, clinical investigators, and research institutions conducting dementia care research should note this trial's focus on volunteer-based cognitive stimulation therapy training and its mixed-method evaluation design combining quantitative assessments with qualitative interviews. The trial's outcomes—dementia knowledge, care competence, self-efficacy, and quality of life—may inform future community-based dementia care programs.
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BrainLive Connect: Volunteer Training Programme
N/A NCT07544875 Kind: NA Apr 22, 2026
Abstract
The goal of this mixed method clinical trial is to evaluate whether BrainLive Coach training can enhance knowledge, skills, and wellbeing among young old volunteers.
The main question it aims to answer are:
• Do trained BrainLive Coaches demonstrate greater CST-related knowledge/skills, self-efficacy, and improved quality of life compared with volunteers receiving only educational materials?
Researchers will compare the BrainLive Coach training group vs. general service group (young old volunteers) to see whether the intervention leads to enhanced dementia knowledge, sense of competence in dementia care, and approaches to dementia.
Participants will be:
- Adults aged 50 and over - volunteers (nRCT)
- Participate in either 80-90 hours of BrainLive Coach training followed by volunteering in BrainLive Connect or receive educational materials on dementia and cognitive health.
- Complete assessments at baseline (T0) and post intervention (T1) on dementia knowledge, competence in dementia care, self-efficacy, attitudes to dementia, quality of life, and social capital.
- Qualitative study participants • Take part in individual interviews or focus groups, including trained volunteers, and NGO staff, to explore perceived impacts, mechanisms, implementation facilitators/barriers, and areas for improvement.
Conditions: Healthy Adults Aged 50 and Over
Interventions: BrainLive Coach training, Other intervention
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