The NIA will fund a national consortium to test and scale low-cost, AI-enhanced primary care interventions for older adults with chronic conditions using EHRs, aiming to improve whole-person outcomes and care quality.
NIH will offer funding for large-scale trials in real-world health care settings to test and implement interventions, aiming to inform decision-makers about their effectiveness, risks, and benefits.
NIH funds palliative care research across the lifespan for people with serious illnesses and their care partners, including clinical trials and non-trial studies, through participation in the ASCENT Consortium.
The National Library of Medicine will soon fund innovative, scalable clinical informatics research to develop and evaluate tools that transform diverse health data into actionable knowledge for improved health care and outcomes.
Supports development and evaluation of innovative community-based nutrition and healthy aging models to improve health and quality of life for older adults in Older Americans Act Senior Nutrition Programs.
The National Institute on Aging plans funding for a center to coordinate Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Centers and share their findings; applications are not yet being accepted.