Age-Friendly Health Systems Research Network: Join the 2026 Monthly Webinars
The next Age-Friendly Health Systems (AFHS) Research Network webinar will be held on October 30 on the topic "AFHS Recognition & Improved Clinical Outcome Measures." Mara Rosenberg will review existing literature on the clinical outcomes of AFHS recognition, including both GEDA and IHI recognition, present new findings from Medicare Claims data, and explore remaining gaps and opportunities for ongoing research in this area.
Access recordings and resources from previous 2026 webinars:
- "Elder Mistreatment Prevention Toolkit for Public Health" (September 18)
- "Making Transitional Care Age-Friendly" (August 21)
- "Natural Language Processing (NLP) Applications for 4Ms" (May 15)
- "Human Centered Design in Age-Friendly Care" (April 3)
- "Engaging Specialty Societies and Ambulatory Practices to Develop 4Ms Implementation Toolkits" (March 20)
- "Research Partnerships with Community Partners in Rural and Urban Areas" (February 20)
- "Using EHR Data to Assess 4Ms Outcomes" (January 9)
The AFHS Research Network was launched by a team at the University of California, San Francisco, to support collaboration, networking and resource sharing among the AFHS research community. The network aims to advance the evidence base for Age-Friendly Health Systems and the 4Ms and is guided in part by a council of leaders with broad representation across health care settings and disciplines.
The network is open to all researchers interested in or currently working in the AFHS space. Network activities include a monthly webinar, newsletter and opportunities to network and share resources. Members have opportunities to present and receive feedback on ideas for AFHS research or measurement work, share tools and resources such as funding opportunities, learn about emerging topics, and identify potential collaborators, mentors and career development opportunities
Register for the October 30 webinar.
Watch recordings from previous webinars in the series.
Learn more about the AFHS Research Network.
Join the AFHS Research Network.
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Learn more about JAHF's support of the AFHS Research Network.
