Target WP9 - Ricapps

The network

research programme

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WP 9. To carry out research in the field of primary and community nursing care and care.

Coordinator

Joao Forjaz

ISCiii Research Group

RD21CIII/0003/0002

jforjaz@isciii.es

Participating Groups

BIPS. IP:

Alvaro Sanchez (RD21/0001/0003)

Canary Islands. IP:

Lilisbeth Perestelo (RD21/0001/0013)

CV PREVAF (Cuenca). IP:

Vicente Martínez (RD21/0001/0025)

Galicia. IP:

Francisco Gude (RD21/0001/0022)

GIAPCyL. IP:

Luis García (RD21/0001/0010)

GRAP-caIB. IP:

Alfonso Leiva (RD21/0001/0009)

GRenSSAP. IP:

Anna Berenguera (RD21/0001/0029)

EpiChron. IP:

Alexandra Prados (RD21/0001/0019)

Madrid. IP:

Isabel del Cura (RD21/0001/0027)

Navarra. IP:

Berta Ibáñez (RD21/0001/0016)

Research lines

Line 1 To characterise and define the care needs of individuals, families and communities throughout the entire life course and at any point along the health–disease continuum (in close collaboration with WP1 and WP10). Nursing care can be used to promote a healthy lifestyle and prevent disease through the development of programmes and actions adapted to age, gender and the sociocultural context.

Task 1. To identify people’s care needs at the different stages of life (childhood, adolescence, young adults, older adults).

Task 2. To characterise the health needs of particularly vulnerable populations (dependent people, children, immigrants, disadvantaged communities (socially vulnerable), patients with mental health problems, older people and carers).

Line 2 To identify, adapt and design tools that enable the promotion and support of self-care for health maintenance and disease management in various populations and in various contexts (close collaboration with WP12). The development of tools to address lifestyles will make it possible to carry out nursing interventions focused on self-care, thereby ensuring access for the whole population and reducing inequalities.

Task 1. To design and evaluate tools that promote self-care as part of healthy lifestyles across all age groups of healthy individuals Task 9.2.2.

Task 2. To design and evaluate tools that promote self-care as part of healthy lifestyles and disease management in chronic patients.

Line 3 To implement nursing interventions for the care of the individual, the group and the community, both in health promotion and in the prevention and treatment of disease, and evaluate their effectiveness and cost-effectiveness.

Task 1. To design and evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of nursing interventions in primary care for health promotion and the prevention and treatment of disease.

Task 2. To design clinical pathways and implementation strategies for nursing interventions in the primary care setting and evaluate their effectiveness.

Line 4 To evaluate the environment of nursing practice in the field of primary care, understanding it as a factor that affects nurses’ ability to provide high-quality care, and to promote the implementation of good practices (close collaboration with WP11). To ensure the successful implementation of good practices, it is essential to consider the organisational environment of nursing in order to ensure the success of the strategies for implementing good practices.

Task 1. Identification of nursing interventions for prevalent health problems that are likely to be candidates for implementation or removal (low-value interventions), in accordance with evidence-based recommendations and the expert opinion of people and their carers.

Task 2. Comparative effectiveness studies of implementation studies to evaluate improvements in the nursing environment and the quality of healthcare, and to consider process and outcome measures.