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[Healthcare research, a reflexive approach in oncogeriatric]
Caroline Berbon1, Alexa Turzi-Westrelin2, Mirentxu Uriarte2
1Cité de la santé, place Lange, TSA 60033, 31059 Toulouse cedex 9, France.
Oncogeriatrics research is evolving. Healthcare professionals face complex challenges when developing research protocols from innovative practices, requiring a reflexive approach.
Area of Science:
- Geriatric Medicine
- Oncology
- Healthcare Research Methodology
Background:
- Healthcare research is undergoing significant development.
- The oncogeriatrics team at Toulouse University Hospital initiated a research protocol based on an innovative practice.
- This initiative reflects the dynamic nature of medical research.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore the development of a research protocol originating from an innovative practice within oncogeriatrics.
- To understand the complexities and reflexive nature of this research approach for caregivers.
- To identify the challenges associated with responding to research project calls in this specialized field.
Main Methods:
- The study involved an innovative practice within the oncogeriatrics team.
- A reflexive approach was adopted by caregivers.
- The process of developing a research protocol was examined.
Main Results:
- The development of the research protocol was an evolving process.
- Caregivers engaged in a reflexive and complex approach.
- Responding to research project calls presented inherent hazards.
Conclusions:
- Innovative practices can serve as a foundation for developing research protocols in oncogeriatrics.
- The process requires a reflexive and adaptive approach from healthcare professionals.
- Navigating the landscape of research project calls is a complex aspect of academic healthcare.
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