Target WP3 - Ricapps

The network

research programme

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

Coordinator

Luis García Ortiz

Salamanca Research Group

RD21/0016/0010

lgarcia@usal.es

Participating Groups

Cardiocat. IP:

Rafel Ramos (RD21/0001/0001)

BIPS. IP:

Alvaro Sanchez (RD21/0001/0003)

GAIAP-Aragón. IP:

Rosa Magallón (RD21/0001/0005)

GRAP-caIB. IP:

Alfonso Leiva (RD21/0001/0009)

GIAPCyL. IP:

Luis García (RD21/0001/0010)

Kronikgune-2. IP:

Amaia Bilbao (RD21/0001/0011)

SAMSERAP. IP:

Juan Bellon (RD21/0001/0012)

Canary Islands. IP:

Lilisbeth Perestelo (RD21/0001/0013)

H. Costa del Sol. IP:

Maximino Redondo (RD21/0001/0015)

CV PREVAF (Cuenca). IP:

Vicente Martínez (RD21/0001/0025)

Madrid-AP. IP:

César Minué (RD21/0001/0026)

GRenSSAP. IP:

Anna Berenguera (RD21/0001/0029)

Research lines

Line 1 To evaluate the effectiveness, cost-effectiveness and implementation of community interventions in the general public and in specific population groups in a vulnerable situation due to age, mental health, maternal and child health, in order to promote healthy lifestyles at different stages of life.

Task 1. To evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of smoking.

Task 2. o evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of alcohol consumption.

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

Line 2 To evaluate interventions to reduce the incidence and prevalence of addictions (i.e. tobacco, alcohol, gambling) in children, young people, adults and older people, and implement those that demonstrate their effectiveness and cost-effectiveness in clinical practice in primary care.

Task 1.To analyse the effectiveness of various strategies to reduce weight and improve nutrition in overweight and obese adults, children and adolescents.

Task 2.To analyse the effectiveness of various strategies to increase physical activity in healthy adults, chronic patients, menopausal women, older people with dementia and their carers, women with fibromyalgia, children and adolescents, and others.

Task 3.To analyse the effectiveness of combined strategies integrated into primary care practice to promote healthy lifestyles.

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

Task 1.To evaluate strategies to reduce the prevalence of smoking.

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

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

Line 4 To evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of innovative interventions to reduce risk factors and prevent the incidence of prevalent diseases.

Task 1.To evaluate lifestyle interventions to reduce risk factors, the incidence of common diseases, falls in older adults, mental illnesses and mortality.

Task 2.To evaluate pharmacological interventions to reduce risk factors, the incidence of prevalent diseases, and mortality.

Task 3.To evaluate effective interventions on healthy lifestyles in pregnant women, breastfeeding and the promotion of planned pregnancies and safe sex among young people.