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Advancing Evidence-based Palliative Care Research: Navigating Challenges and Proposing Solutions.

Wasimul Hoda¹, Khushboo Pandey²

¹Department of Superspeciality Anaesthesiology, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India.

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Summary

Limited research hinders evidence-based palliative care. Initiatives like practitioner training and research networks aim to improve care quality for severe illnesses by addressing these research gaps.

Keywords:

Challenges and solutions Evidence-based practices Healthcare paradigm shift Palliative care research Research methodologies

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Health Services Research

Background:

Increasing demand for palliative care due to demographic shifts and medical advancements.
Existing evidence-based practices are challenged by limited research and complex patient conditions.
Lack of comprehensive clinical trials impedes the development of innovative palliative care interventions.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify obstacles in palliative care research.
To propose strategies for enhancing evidence-based practices in palliative care.
To ensure high-quality care for patients with severe illnesses.

Main Methods:

Review of current challenges in palliative care research methodologies.
Analysis of factors hindering the implementation of evidence-based practices.
Exploration of potential solutions including practitioner empowerment and research network establishment.

Main Results:

Limited research and complex patient cases are significant barriers.
Ethical considerations and methodological challenges complicate traditional research approaches.
Innovative interventions are hindered by the absence of robust clinical trials.

Conclusions:

Empowering palliative care practitioners with research skills is crucial.
Establishing a dedicated palliative care research network can bridge existing gaps.
These collective efforts are essential for advancing evidence-based palliative care and improving patient outcomes.