The crucial role of health policy research in disseminating the successful Hospital at Home program.
How Research Can Influence Payment Policy
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How Do Foundations and Funders Approach Evaluation and Impact?
How to adopt a culture of evaluation to better design and deliver programs.
Pragmatic Clinical Trials for Dementia Care: Experience from the First 5 Years of the IMPACT Collaboratory
Why we need more research on what kind of dementia care works, how, and for whom, to make a difference in the real-world.
Spending Time in the Weeds, But for Worthy Outcomes
Two experts on why applied research could mean a much better way to age.
Defining Evidence for Aging Services in a Dynamic World
‘Evidence-based programs are a critical part of understanding what works, for whom, and under which circumstances.’
Navigating Evaluation Challenges in Community-Based Care Management
Perspectives gained from collaborative research endeavors.
Applied Research in Aging: Advancing Health Equity and Addressing Social Needs
The roles data and research play in getting elders the care they need, with a spotlight on Medicare Advantage and social care.
Leveraging Health Services Research to Address Aging Health Equity
The frailty care crisis remains invisible to most people Americans, but collaboration between agencies should draw attention to it and foster interventions.
Funding for Practice–research Partnerships: It’s Elementary, My Dear Watson
A primer on the best ways to secure internal resources or grants for research projects.
A Balance of Art and Science: Promoting Collaborative Aging Research
Detailing two research studies conducted by IPC research teams that explore the effect of the AIMS model on caring for older adults.
PACE: A Case Study of Information-Driven Innovation and Care
PACE started from local community health professionals’ commitment, led by a social worker turned director and guided by research.
Bearing Witness to Someone Letting Go of Life
Book explores what it means to die with eyes wide open.
What Do Social Workers Need to Serve Older People Living with HIV/AIDS?
Detailing the path to developing a Social Work Certification in HIV and Aging.
Educating the Healthcare Workforce to Improve Quality of Care for People Aging with HIV
People who are long-term survivors with experience and strategies for aging with HIV are central to this project.
Tell Congress: It’s Time to Strengthen the Older Americans Act
Six top issues that need addressing ASAP in the upcoming OAA authorization.
Innovation and Integration: Pathways to Serve the ‘Forgotten Middle’
Or how to provide affordable senior housing solutions for middle-income older adults and their evolving preferences and care needs.
Creating an Enriching Work Life for Older Adults with Vision Loss
Support and training allow people with vision loss to secure or maintain positions.
How We Might Reduce Risks for Older Adults in a Changing Climate
Advocacy is needed to help those at greatest risk for all climate crises.
Digital Mental Health for Older Adults: Foe or Friend?
Reimbursement policies, cross-state licensure, and medical training will all need alteration for tech to have the desired impact on late life mental health.
Mental Health Task Sharing: Training Volunteers, Peers, and Interns
Non-licensed individuals delivering specific mental health help can be effective for elders, particularly in areas with a dearth of licensed mental health providers.