A Review of Support Strategies for HSC Professionals in End-of-Life Care

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Research approaches..............................................................................................................3
Philosophical perspectives......................................................................................................4
Appraisal (including methods and limitations)......................................................................4
Justification for Library based approach for reviewing evidence..........................................5
Introduction- what it is and why important, and use of Library based approach for collecting
data from books, journals, etc.................................................................................................5
Search strategy PICO.............................................................................................................5
Critical appraisal using CASP................................................................................................6
Evidence-Based practice in literature.....................................................................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
The research methodology is usually a defined aspect that requires in order to conduct the
research. It usually consists of the study design method, tools and technique, procedures and
process, and many more. In this, it is reliable and validated for the proper data collection and
analysis. It develops to evaluate the data and information and then select for the research process
that is helpful to show the evidence. In this report, the discussion is based on the research
approach, philosophical perspective, the proper method and their limitation and proper use of
such as strategy with the PICO method and CASP tools (Allison and et. al., 2021).
MAIN BODY
Research approaches
The research approach is defined as a plan or procedure that usually consists of the state or
broad assumption to a detailed method for the data collection and interpretation. Moreover, it is
based on the nature of the research issues that are being addressed within the research process.
The issue which is identified for the research process is the end-of-life services that are
performed within England. In addition, it is helpful to investigate the challenges and impact in
accessing the end-of-life provision in the United Kingdom. It is well analyzed that the study is
usually focused on the two aspects that are primary and secondary approaches. Whereas, each
approach is essential and plays a vital role in the development of quality-based information or
data (Fergus and et. al., 2021). The primary approach is usually referred to as a collection and
selection of data from the first source which may be a face-to-face interview or close-ended
question. In addition, it is the first time collected data which is show their relevance towards the
chosen topic. The limitation of primary research is that it is a very expensive and time-
consuming process where the researcher used to conduct a survey or questionnaire with the
people in the face-to-face interview and also take a long time to complete the research process. It
usually requires some essential information about the subject to evaluate and analyze the best
outcome. The secondary research is also taken under consideration for the research process
which is specifically a set of data or information that is already analyzed by previous researchers.
The limitation of the secondary research is usually lack of relevance, lack of accuracy, published
material, external database, and many more that create limitations for the secondary research
(Lahane, Prajapati, and Kant, 2021).