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Intervention to Help Orient Men to Excel (IN-HOME) Phase II Study

Join our study to explore ways for men to excel at home.

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18 years and older
Male
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The *IN-HOME Phase II Study* aims to help male caregivers, or people who take care of older adults, learn more about caregiving. Caregivers will work with trained helpers known as **CHWs** (Community Health Workers) for three weeks. There are two groups in this study: the *treatment group* and the *control group*. The treatment group will get advice and use a special *toolbox app* to improve their skills and health. The control group will wait three weeks before getting basic health tips. All caregivers will fill out three surveys to share how well the program works for them.

Eligibility: To join, you must be a male caregiver aged 18 or older, live in the US, and have a smartphone. The study is looking for 360 participants, and you will be divided into two groups of 180 each.

  • 3-week Commitment: Work with a CHW and use the toolbox app.
  • Surveys: Complete 3 surveys during the study.
  • Voluntary Participation: You can leave anytime.
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    Caregivers
    Community Health Workers
    Knowledge
    Attitude
    Self-Efficacy
    Intentions
    Health

NCT07704060

KDH Research & Communication

17 October 2026

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