Mental Health
What does the available evidence show, where are the gaps, and which outcomes matter to people and institutions?
Physical and mental health, quality of life and access to healthcare across the life course.

Physical and mental health, quality of life and access to healthcare across the life course. GARC uses this domain to frame research questions, identify gaps and connect evidence to institutional decisions.
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What does the available evidence show, where are the gaps, and which outcomes matter to people and institutions?
What does the available evidence show, where are the gaps, and which outcomes matter to people and institutions?
What does the available evidence show, where are the gaps, and which outcomes matter to people and institutions?
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Review how physical and mental health, sleep and quality of life are measured and reported, including variation in access and experience.
Investigate institutional barriers, communication preferences and continuity between services without presenting GARC as a healthcare provider.
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