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Case Report: The use of advanced consent methodology and healthcare professional consultee to facilitate research participation in dying patients

2021-01-11

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As the need for palliative care increases, it is essential for research opportunities to be offered to patients with palliative care needs to ensure patients can receive evidence-based treatments and services to improve care. Although it is recognised that palliative, and in particular end of life, research can be both methodically and ethically challenging it is important to note that palliative patients are keen...

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10.12688/amrcopenres.12961.1
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