Advancing Applied Research in Aging
Our Guest Editors: Spending Time in the Weeds, But for Worthy Outcomes
By Alison Biggar
Applied Research in Aging: Advancing Health Equity and Addressing Social Needs
By Bonnie Ewald and Claire Ankuda
Grounding Applied Research in Aging
Leveraging Health Services Research to Address Aging Health Equity
By Megan Huisingh-Scheetz, Naoko Muramatsu, R. Tamara Konetzka, and Marshall H. Chin
Pragmatic Clinical Trials for Dementia Care: Experience from the First 5 Years of the IMPACT Collaboratory
By Jill Harrison, Susan L. Mitchell, Ellen P. McCarthy, and Vincent Mor
Funding Basics
Funding for Practice–Research Partnerships: It’s Elementary, My Dear Watson
By Heather L. Menne and Salli J. Bollin
How Do Foundations and Funders Approach Evaluation and Impact?
By Amy R. Eisenstein
Applied Research Practices
A Balance of Art and Science: Promoting Collaborative Aging Research
By Teresa Moro, Jeannine M. Rowe, and Victoria M. Rizzo
The Camden Coalition’s Randomized Controlled Trial Reexamined
By Aaron Truchil, Dawn Wiest, and Kathleen Noonan
Examples of Program to Policy
PACE: A Case Study of Information-Driven Innovation and Care
By Rick T. Zawadski and Jennie Chin Hansen
How Research Can Influence Payment Policy
By Robert M. Zimbroff, Bruce Leff, and Albert L. Siu
Research and Community Aging Infrastructure
Data Could Now Guide Population-Based Improvements in Local Eldercare
By Nils Franco and Joanne Lynn
How States Use Data to Inform Family Caregiving Policy
By Salom Teshale and Holly Stockdale
Defining Evidence for Aging Services in a Dynamic World
By Amanda Cash and Shannon Skowronski
Suggested citation for articles in this issue: [Last Name(s), First Name(s)]. “Article Title.” Generations Journal, vol. 48, no. 2 (Summer 2024). [URL]
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Generations Journal is the quarterly journal of the American Society on Aging. Each issue is devoted to bringing together the most useful and current knowledge about a specific topic in the field of aging, with emphasis on practice, research, and policy.