Promoting Productive Healthy Ageing Research Gaps Analysis
Explore the outcomes of a research gap analysis on productive healthy ageing, focusing on key themes like Healthy Behaviours, Financial Security, Independence, and Meaningful Engagement. Discover the aims, findings, and future steps outlined to fill the identified research gaps and promote collaboration in the field of healthy ageing and dementia.
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PHE Healthy Ageing Research Gap Analysis Helen Brock, Programme Manager Older Adults, PHE August 2020
Background Carried out research gap analysis overseen by Academic Sub Group Using a Delphi methodology to reach consensus on research gaps and opportunities for healthy ageing, balancing views across different interests and perspectives Engagement with stakeholders to March 2020 Findings collated and aligned with programme priority themes: Healthy Behaviours Financial Security Independence and Place Meaning and Purpose 3
Aims The aims of this work are to: Produce a list of specific research questions linked to identified gaps in research, to inform future research proposals developed by academics in the field of healthy ageing and dementia Inform the Agree broad gaps in research on healthy ageing to inform the priorities of research funders development of PHE s Productive Healthy Ageing programme and linked analysis or outputs 4
Research Levers Data Profiles Evidence Reviews (Knowledge and Libraries) Services Practice example repository Ad hoc commissioned research Collaboration with academic institutions Work by or with philanthropic organisations Memorandum of Understanding with Centre for Ageing Better Policy and Research Units (PRUs) Broader National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) programme Support for specific academic projects Research Collaboration Informing research funding Public Health England Analysis & Data 6
Next Steps Promote dissemination of healthy ageing research gap analysis across the research system Use framework to inform and drive PHE work on healthy ageing and engagement with research partners Continue to explore levers and opportunities to fill gaps in research identified 7
Contact Helen.Brock@phe.gov.uk 8
