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With the growth of aging population in Korea, a better care of chronic and other degenerative illnesses is urgently needed. Evi-dences suggest that this can be achieved through incorporating a wide range of care options, expanding beyond medical interven-tions. The aim of this study is to analyze the distribution of publically funded research to understand if the Korean research and de-velopment funding system matches various approaches and purposes to successfully tackle the chronic care needs of an aging so-ciety. We complied the list of funded projects to be analyzed by searching the National Technical Information Service database with key words such as aging society/senescence, chronic diseases, disability, and health promotion. Most projects were based on the biomedical approach with the purpose of establishing the etiology and clinical (treatment) interventions. Health promotion proj-ects showed a distinctive distribution with more percentage of projects based on psycho-behavioral approaches while research on chronic diseases predominantly biomedical. It would be necessary to diversify publically-funded research projects to develop effec-tive and efficient care technologies for the future.Keywords: National Technical Information Service; Health research and development; Chronic disease; Disability; Aging; Health pro-motion

An Analysis of Heath-Related Research and Development Registered at the National Technical Information Services