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Research Brief - Evaluating a Multi-Disciplinary Frailty Care Model

GERI Research Briefs

[NEW] ​​GERI 2024-12-01​​Evaluating the implementation process and health and cost outcomes of a multi-disciplinary care model for identifying and managing frailty among older adults inthe community: A study protocol

GERI 2024-09-01​​Use of communication technology, such as phone calls and text messages, supports well-being of older adults living alone
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​​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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Advance Care Planning (ACP) Quality: A Learning Journey of Continuous Improvement

IMPACTFrail: Intrinsic capacity in Singapore's primary care​​​​​​​​

A collaborative research project by GERI, National University Polyclinics (NUP), National Healthcare Group Polyclinics (NHGP) and SingHealth Polyclinics (SHP) aims to translate the National Frailty Policy into real-world practice by piloting a new healthy ageing programme at five polyclinics across Singapore. ​​
Ageing in Singapore: It takes a village to support our seniors  

[GERI in the News] ​​Commentary: It takes a village to support our seniors

Building supportive environments can move the needle for older adults’ health and well-being in a significant way, amplifying the outcomes of HealthierSG and other policy efforts, writes GERI’s Executive Director, Associate Professor Ding Yew Yoong in an op-ed published in The Straits Times.

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GERI at SHBC 2024

GERI at the Singapore Health and Biomedical Congress (SHBC) 2024

GERI researchers contributed their research findings through a series of engaging poster presentations at the 22nd SHBC 2024. In this two-part feature series, we gather highlights from GERI's presentations, which cover a range of topics, including advance care planning, brief geriatric assessment, appropriate prescribing, and community-based interventions for older adults.​​​

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GERI Annual Report 2023/24​ 

Annual Report 2023/24​

Read GERI’s latest ​report capturing our strides in producing policy and practice-oriented research that is relevant – to the older population, health system and decision-makers – and impact-driven.​

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