Biden's plan would spend $400B+ on #caregiving for #OlderAdults. It would devote much of that funding to lowering Medicaid wait-list times for home & community care services & provide tax breaks to people who care for older family themselves. Read more: npr.org/2020/07/21/893…

Do the goals caregivers and researchers have for older adults with functional limitations match the goals they have for themselves? This new Journal of Applied Gerontology study found not always. Learn more: ow.ly/uS0g50AOFAb @SAGEHealthInfo

We asked #olderadults and their family and friend #caregivers what mattered most to them. Their answers might surprise you.

"Caregiving is a complex experience of joy, challenge, reward, and burden, situated within structures that create the fabric of our society," writes Johns Hopkins HBS PhD student, Catherine A Clair, in a new Hopkins Nursing article. 📖 the full article ⬇️ magazine.nursing.jhu.edu/2021/12/what-i…

Happy to share a new article! We interviewed providers and older adults on their experience using goal attainment scaling. Incredibly important to capture participant voice! Thankful for my time at NCQA to further this important work. #olderadults #personcenteredcare #NCQA

"Normalizing uncertainty in medical training and for families may aid in addressing the stress of uncertainty at end of life," reads a new Palliative & Supportive Care paper, first-authored by Johns Hopkins HBS PhD student, Catherine A Clair. 📖 ⬇️ cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Congratulations to Johns Hopkins HBS PhD student, Catherine A Clair, who received a 2022 Health Longevity Catalyst Award from National Academy of Medicine! 🌟🎉✨ Her project will explore connections between the social-medical network and the health of older adults and their communities.

I could not be prouder to see Catherine A Clair present findings from our work, chipping away at inequities in pain and depressive symptoms in older Black women. Aging Center at JHU Gerontological Society of America (GSA)

To embed input from older adults, Awardee Catherine A Clair used funds to compensate research participants & glean real-world data to understand the quality of networks older people have to support their health. Learn more & apply for a Catalyst Award—bit.ly/42zhzMg