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GERI Research Briefs

[NEW] ​​GERI 2024-06-01​: ​Translating evidence into practice: A multi-approach methodology for developing a complex intervention to facilitate appropriate prescribing​
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​​GERI 2024-03-01​: ​Unlocking active ​ageing, even for the oldest-old and frail: A literature review of exercise interventions for two older adult groups​
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GERI 2023-11-01: Unravelling patient diversity: Profiling high users of inpatient services based on medical complexity and psychosocial needs​​​

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​Tackling policy challenges for population health impact

Tackling policy challenges for population health impact​

Recognising that sound policies are implementable ones, a dedicated team of GERI researchers set about to address health policy challenges affecting our older population. We lift the veil on how our Health Policy Group goes beyond traditional research to help policymakers understand what could work, what might not and why when it comes to healthy ageing in Singapore’s context.​

A/Prof James Alvin Low and Penny Lun, GERI 

Meet the people behind our research​

Get to know our diverse team of faculty and researchers as they work to advance healthy ageing.

Associate Professor James Low (Knowledge Translation Lead and Joint Faculty) and Penny Lun (Research Associate) speak to us about working on GERI's first national knowledge exchange platform on Advance​ Care Planning. Plus,​ hear their insights on implementation research, evidence synthesis, closing the researc​h-to-practice gap, and more.

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A Lesson in Holistic Care - Knowledge to Practice Series​

Making it Safe for Older Adults in Hospitals ​​​​​(24 May 2024)​​​​

Our latest webinar brought together research aimed at addressing challenges faced in the hospital setting. Topics discussed included modifiable risk factors of unplanned readmissions, inappropriate prescribing, and interventions that improve mobility during hospital stay, ​​and more.​​

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Annual Report 2022/23

In this past year, GERI forged new frontiers in partnerships, engagement and dissemination, whilst also covering greater ground in our research to improve the lives of older adults in Singapore.

To find out more, click here to download.
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