Health and Human Resources releases National Alzheimer's Plan draft

Just think if we had forward looking stroke associations that would promote something similar. Only 33 pages and the hard work is already done, all you have to do is ask the Alzheimers Association if you can reuse it.
http://www.alz.org/documents_custom/National_Plan_to_Address_Alzheimers.pdf?WT.mc_id=enews2012_02_22
Their goals;
1. Prevent and Effectively Treat Alzheimer’s Disease by 2025
Strategy 1.A: Identify research priorities and milestones
Action 1.A.1: Convene an Alzheimer’s disease research summit with national and international scientists to identify priorities, milestones, and a timeline
Action 1.A.2: Solicit public and private input on Alzheimer’s disease research priorities.
Action 1.A.3: Regularly update the National Plan and refine Goal 1 strategies and action items based on feedback and input.
Action 1.A.5: Update research priorities and milestones
Strategy 1.B: Expand research aimed at preventing and treating
Alzheimer’s disease.
Action 1.B.1: Expand research to identify the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease, and translate this information into potential targets for intervention.
Action 1.B.2 Expand genetic epidemiologic research to identify risk and protective factors for Alzheimer’s disease.
Action 1.B.3: Increase enrollment in clinical trials and other clinical research through community, national, and international outreach.
Action 1.B.5: Conduct clinical trials on the most promising pharmacologic interventions.
Strategy 1.D: Coordinate research with international public and private entities
Strategy 1.E: Facilitate translation of findings into medical practice and public health programs.
Action 1.E.1: Identify ways to compress the time between target identification and release of pharmacological treatments.
Action 1.E.2: Leverage public and private collaborations to facilitate dissemination, translation, and implementation of research findings.
Action 1.E.3: Educate the public about the latest research findings.
Action 1.D.1: Inventory Alzheimer’s disease research investments.
Action 1.D.2: Expand international outreach to enhance collaboration.
2. Optimize Care Quality and Efficiency
3. Expand Supports for People with Alzheimer’s Disease and Their Families
4. Enhance Public Awareness and Engagement
5. Track Progress and Drive Improvemen