Guidance

Changing risk behaviours and promoting cognitive health in older adults

A summary of reviews supporting the commissioning of interventions across a range of health behaviours for older adults.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 23 November 2016

Documents

Changing risk behaviours and promoting cognitive health in older adults: report

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Changing risk behaviours and promoting cognitive health in older adults: executive summary

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Changing risk behaviours and promoting cognitive health in older adults: intervention tables

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Details

This resource is intended for local authority and clinical commissioning groups to identify what types of interventions they should focus on to help the uptake and maintenance of healthy behaviours and promote cognitive health among older adults living in the community.

It is also intended for providers of lifestyle behaviour change programmes to support the development of evidence-informed prevention packages for older adults.

It is produced in a way that makes it accessible to public health managers and practitioners working in the public, private and third sector.

Published 23 November 2016