Target WP3 - Ricapps

The network

research programme

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WP 3. To evaluate interventions and strategies and identify risk factors for health promotion and disease prevention.

Coordinator

Luis García Ortiz

Salamanca Research Group

RD24/0005/0018

lgarcia@usal.es

Participating Groups

Cardiocat. IP:

Rafel Ramos (RD24/0005/0001)

BIPS. IP:

Alvaro Sanchez (RD24/0005/0017)

GAIAP-Aragón. IP:

Rosa Magallón (RD24/0005/0004)

GRAP-caIB. IP:

Alfonso Leiva (RD24/0005/0008)

GIAPCyL. IP:

Luis García (RD24/0005/0018)

Biosistemak-OSI Bilbao Basurto. IP:

Amaia Bilbao (RD24/0005/0019)

SAMSERAP. IP:

Juan Bellon (RD24/0005/0011)

Canary Islands. IP:

Lilisbeth Perestelo (RD24/0005/0003)

H. Costa del Sol. IP:

Maximino Redondo (RD24/0005/0016)

GRenSSAP. IP:

Anna Berenguera (RD24/0005/0005)

Valencia. IP:

Isabel Hurtado (RD24/0005/0009)

Galicia. IP:

Francisco Gude (RD24/0005/0010)

Madrid. IP:

Isabel del Cura (RD24/0005/0007)

Sant Joan de Deu. IP:

Montserrat Gil (RD24/0005/0007)

Biosistemak-OSI Barrualde Galdakao. IP:

Susana García (RD24/0005/0020)

Research lines

Line 1 To identify the main risk factors and to evaluate the effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and application of interventions in primary care, in the general population and in specific population groups in situations of vulnerability due to age, mental health, social determinants and maternal and child health.

Task 1. To identify the main risk factors for health problems in the general population and specific population groups in situations of high vulnerability in primary care.

Task 2. To analyse the effectiveness of combined strategies integrated into the practice of primary care to promote healthy lifestyles (mainly diet and physical activity) in the general population, promoting citizen participation in the process.
evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of alcohol consumption.

Task 3. To analyse the effectiveness of combined strategies integrated into the practice of primary care, taking into account the gender and aging perspective to promote healthy lifestyles in vulnerable population groups, such as chronic patients, elderly people with dementia, women with menopause, pregnant women and other groups with special vulnerability.

Line 2 To identify risk factors and to evaluate interventions to reduce the incidence and prevalence of addictions (i.e. tobacco, alcohol, gambling and others) in children, young people, adults and the elderly.

Task 1. To identify risk factors for addiction to tobacco, alcohol, internet, gambling and other addictions.

Task 2. To evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of smoking and alcohol consumption.

Task 3. To evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of gambling addiction and other addictions.

Line 3 To promote and develop information and communication strategies, platforms and technologies to enhance healthy lifestyles, as well as the implementation/translation of these tools into clinical practice and their transference to society.

Task 1. To develop strategies, platforms and APPs to support the projects, aimed at health promotion and disease prevention.

Task 2. To protect intellectually and commercially the strategies and tools developed, by means of intellectual property registrations and/or patents.

Task 3. To transfer the strategies and/or tools developed for application in clinical practice in the national health system and transfer them to society in order to generate wealth.

Line 4 To evaluate the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of innovative pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions to reduce risk factors and prevent the incidence of prevalent diseases in primary health care.

Task 1. To identify the main risk factors for health problems and diseases of high prevalence in primary care.

Task 2. To evaluate non-pharmacological interventions to reduce risk factors, the incidence of diseases and prevalent health problems in primary care, as well as mortality.

Task 3. To evaluate pharmacological interventions to reduce risk factors, the incidence of diseases and prevalent health problems in primary care, as well as mortality.