Advancing Research on Empirically-Supported Interventions for Older Adults Living with Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
Funds practice-relevant research on delivering and sustaining proven mental health care for older adults living with serious mental illness.
Older adults with serious mental illness fall between two systems — geriatric care that is not set up for psychiatry, and mental health services not set up for ageing. This notice funds research on closing that gap with treatments that already work.
The emphasis is on practice-relevant questions, and on settings where these patients are actually likely to be identified as needing care: primary ca…
Practice-relevant research on optimising, delivering, sustaining and improving the effectiveness of empirically supported mental health practices for older adults with serious mental illness across primary care, geriatric clinics, assisted living, long-term care and community settings, including mutable factors affecting access and quality, new treatment and service interventions, and systems-level policy, care-transition and coordination approaches.
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