interRAI Fellows Recognized Among Top 2% of Scientists Globally
October 23, 2024
interRAI is proud to announce that sixteen of its Fellows have been recognized among the top 2% of scientists globally in their career or in 2023 rankings by c-score, a metric that evaluates scientific impact based on overall and sub-field excellence. This recognition is a testament to the profound impact of their ongoing research contributions to the fields of gerontology, geriatrics, health services, and integrated care.
The Fellows who achieved this accomplishment are:
- Katherine Berg, PhD
- Roberto Bernabei, MD
- Angelo Carfi, MD
- Andrew P. Costa, PhD
- Brant E. Fries, PhD
- Ruth E. Hubbard, MD
- John P. Hirdes, PhD CM FRSC FCAHS
- Naoki Ikegami, MD, PhD, MA
- Len Gray, MD, PhD
- Vincent Mor, PhD
- John N. Morris, PhD, MSW
- Graziano Onder
- Nancye May Peel, PhD, MPH, BPhty
- Samir K. Sinha, MD, DPhil, FRCPC, AGSF
- Eva Topinková, MD, PhD
- Davide Liborio Vetrano, MD, PhD
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interRAI Fellows have made significant strides in research that enhances care assessment, service delivery, and integration, promoting better outcomes for older populations across various health and social systems. These recognitions underscore the global leadership of interRAI researchers in advancing knowledge, improving care for older adults, and shaping health policy worldwide. Their work continues to drive innovation and evidence-based solutions, advancing both local and international efforts in geriatric care and beyond.
About interRAI
interRAI is a collaborative network of researchers and practitioners in over 40 countries committed to improving care for vulnerable persons with complex needs. Our network strives to promote evidence-informed clinical practice and policy decision-making. We maintain high quality standards. Each instrument represents the results of rigorous research and testing to establish the reliability and validity of items, outcome measures, assessment protocols, case-mix algorithms, and quality indicators. To learn more, please visit interrai.org.