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Title: Palliative care clinical trials: how nurses are contributing to integrated, evidence-based care.
Authors: Hosie, Annmarie
Fazekas, Belinda
Shelby-James, Tania
Mills, Elaine
Byfieldt, Naomi
Margitanovic, Vera
Hunt, Jane
Phillips, Jane
Issue Date: 2011
Publisher: Mark Allen
Place of publication: London
Publication Title: International Journal of Palliative Nursing
Volume: 17
Issue: 5
Start Page: 224
End Page: 230
Abstract: This paper includes data from Ballarat Health Services. The aim of this paper is to describe the emerging role of the palliative care clinical trials nurse in an era of evidence-based practice and increasing clinical trial activity in palliative care settings across Australia. An overview of the current clinical trials work is provided, with a focus on three aspects of clinical trials nursing practice that have significant implications for patients: managing the consent process, integrating clinical trials into multidisciplinary care, and establishing and building the evidence base to inform practice in palliative care settings. Clinical trials roles provide palliative care nurses with an opportunity to contribute to clinical research, help expand palliative care's evidence base, and develop their own research capabilities.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11054/675
ISSN: 1357-6321
Internal ID Number: 00654
Health Subject: CLINICAL TRIALS
PALLIATIVE CARE
NURSING
RESEARCH
EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
Type: Journal Article
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