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Inequitable access to preventive and therapeutic health interventions for older people and the consequences of Intervention-Generated Inequalities (IGIs)

The aim of this project was to explore how older people may or may not experience ageism.

October 2013 - March 2017

Age Friendly Cities Ageing Ageing well Alcohol Alcohol consumption Behaviour behaviour change Cardiovascular disease Changing behaviour at population level Children Children young people & families Collaboration Community Decision-making Depression Diabetes Digital interventions digital technologies drinking Evaluation Food policy Health and wellbeing Health inequalities Health policy Inequalities Intervention Intervention development Local authority Local Government Mental Health Obesity PHPES Physical activity Policy Pregnancy Public Health Public health policy Public Health Practice Evaluation Scheme Public Mental Health Schools Sex education Smoking Takeaways Type 2 Diabetes Young people
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NIHR School for Public Health Research
William Leech Building, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 4HH
sphr@newcastle.ac.uk

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