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

RD24CIII/0001/0002

jforjaz@isciii.es

Participating Groups

Canary Islands. IP:

Lilisbeth Perestelo (RD24/0005/0003)

Biodonostia. IP:

Itziar Vergara (RD24/0005/0026)

Galicia. IP:

Francisco Gude (RD24/0005/0010)

GIAPCyL. IP:

Luis Ortiz (RD24/0005/0018)

GRAP-caIB. IP:

Alfonso Leiva (RD24/0005/0008)

GRenSSAP. IP:

Anna Berenguera (RD24/0005/0005)

EpiChron. IP:

Antonio Gimeno (RD24/0005/0013)

Madrid. IP:

Isabel del Cura (RD24/0005/0015)

Navarra. IP:

Berta Ibáñez (RD24/0005/0024)

Sant Joan de Déu. IP:

Montserrat Gil (RD24/0005/0007)

ISCIII. IP:

Maria João Forjaz (RD24CIII/0001/0002)

Research lines

Line 1 To characterize and define the care needs of individuals, families and communities, throughout the entire life cycle and at any point in the health-disease continuum (Close collaboration with WP1 and WP10).

Task 1. To identify the care needs of people in the different stages of life.

Task 2. To characterize the health needs of particularly vulnerable populations (dependent people, patients with mental health issues, older people and caregivers, children, migrants and other disadvantaged communities).

Line 2 To identify, adapt or design evidence-based nursing interventions and tools to promote and support self-care for the maintenance of health and the management of the disease (Close collaboration with WP12).

Task 1. To design and evaluate interventions and tools that promote self-care in maintaining or improving health and lifestyles.

Task 2. To design and evaluate interventions and tools that promote self-care in managing diseases.

Task 3. To design and evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of nursing interventions and tools in primary care to promote health and the prevention and treatment of chronic health conditions.

Line 3 To implement nursing interventions for care of the individual, group and community, both in health promotion as well as prevention and treatment of the disease, and evaluate its effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and healthcare quality. (Close collaboration with WP11)

Task 1. Identification of nursing interventions for prevalent health problems that are likely to be candidates for implementation or elimination (low-value interventions) according to evidence-based recommendations and expert opinion of citizens and their caregivers.

Task 2. To design clinical pathways and implementation strategies in nursing interventions according to the environment of nursing practice and technology support in the primary care setting.

Task 3. Evaluate the effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and healthcare quality of nursing implementation interventions, considering process and outcome results to promote use, sustainability and scalability of evidence-based nursing interventions.