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December 1, 2025Age and AgeingOpen Access

From Silence to Surge: Nursing Home Research in Ireland Before and After the Pandemic

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PDPatrick DoyleDODesmond O’Neill

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Bibliometric review shows increased publications in nursing home research, implying urgent need for evidence-based policy and funding.

Key Points

  • Research engagement in nursing homes remains limited despite increased publications during the pandemic.
  • Multimorbidity and disability are common among nursing home residents, suggesting complex healthcare needs.
  • Bibliometric review identified trends in nursing home publications, underscoring gaps in staff and resident contributions.
  • Systemic governance issues highlight the need for a national strategy focusing on evidence-based policies and research funding.

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Doyle et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402a652d562116f290197fhttps://doi.org/10.1093/ageing/afaf318.026
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