UK Nursing Education: A Research Proposal on Palliative Care Training

This research proposal investigates palliative care training within specialized nursing education in the UK. It aims to explore the issues faced by nursing staff in palliative care, assess the effects of palliative care on patients and families, and enhance overall knowledge in this area. The proposal outlines...Read More

Research Proposal
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Contents
Research Title.............................................................................................................................3
Research Project Description.....................................................................................................4
Research Aims and Objectives...................................................................................................5
Literature Review.......................................................................................................................6
Research Methodology...............................................................................................................7
References..................................................................................................................................8
Timeline.....................................................................................................................................9
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Research Title
Research on Palliative care training: An analysis of the specialized nursing education in the
UK
Research Project Description
Palliative care refers to the care for terminally ill and their families especially should provide
the business entity health services. It is a multi-disciplinary approach to the specialised care
related to medical and nursing for the individual with the life-limiting illnesses. It assists in
providing the focuses on delivering relief from the symptoms, physical stress, pain as well as
the mental stress of a terminal diagnosis. This examination venture has been set up with the
intention of improving learning about some exceptional social and human services issues.
The exploration is led with the intention to mindful individuals about various well-being and
social care issues and to find out about them legitimately. This exploration depends on
various ideas of palliative care and the nursing ideas. There are different issues which are
looked by the attendants in Palliative care (Yamamoto, et. al., 2013). To direct the procedure
of research it is exceptionally essential that the specialist is given every one of the assets so
that there is no obstacle or obstructions in the further tasks of the exploration.
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Research Aims and Objectives
The research aims at proving the issues faced by nursing people in Palliative care and what
are the effects of Palliative care on patients and families. The overall objective of the research
is to enhance the knowledge of people in Palliative care (Chaturvedi, 2011). There are
various objectives of this research which are-
 To explore the issues and problems faced in Palliative care by nurses and physicians.
 To identify the solutions to the problem related to the palliative care to nurses.
 To analyze the causes and effects of Palliative care on patients and identify its importance to
families (Chaturvedi, 2011).
Hypothesis
H0: To identify the positive impact of Palliative care.
H1: To identify the negative impact of Palliative care.
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Literature Review
In the expressions of Onyeka et. al. (2013), Palliative care preparing is getting to be
imperative in the nations. It is extraordinary compared to other approaches to enhance the
personal satisfaction of the individuals who have perilous or any sickness. This care gives
alleviation from torment and diverse side effects which influences the soundness of a man
(Onyeka et. al., 2013). Promote Onyeka et. al. (2013) gave that the viable treatment in
palliative care is given by the correct treatment and determination and bolster offered to a
family after the demise of a man. The help from torment and a help in the torment is
guaranteed by the medical caretakers and doctors in Palliative Care.
In the expressions of Miller, et. al. (2016), there are different techniques which are intended
to give legitimate and viable instructional courses to the medical attendants. The real criteria
depend on enhancing the personal satisfaction of the patients and their family. This could be
improved with the compelling Palliative care.
According to the expressions of Flanagan and DeMetro, (2017), Palliative care to prepare and
bolster sessions incorporate different minding methods and information. This learning
incorporates therapeutic information in which intense and ceaseless agony administration, no-
torment indication administration, Grief and loss in surgical sickness, personal satisfaction
and their results and part of the most profound sense of being toward the finish of the life are
given to the understudies (Flanagan and DeMetro, 2017).
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Research Methodology
In this research, different research methodology will be used to conduct the effective market
research. In this research, the researcher is using qualitative analysis and to collect the
information primary and secondary resource both will be used. In the primary source, for the
data collection questionnaire will be used and in a secondary source, the literature review will
be done. If researcher should conduct the effective research, random sampling technique will
be used and that questionnaire will be distributed to the 10 respondents which assist in
attaining the experience as well as knowledge on the service of Palliative care. In the
research, they have to use appropriate resources which include human or financial resources.
The ethical consideration refers to the approach in which the population are not harmed and
are not forcefully asked to fill the questionnaire.
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References
 Chaturvedi, S.K., 2011. How to plan research in palliative care. Indian journal of palliative
care, 17(Suppl), p.S4.
 Flanagan, P. and DeMetro, N., 2017. The Memory Quilt: Heart-and-Hands Learning for
Palliative Care. Journal of Christian Nursing, 34(2), pp.120-121.
 Miller, S.C., Lima, J.C., Intrator, O., Martin, E., Bull, J. and Hanson, L.C., 2016. Palliative
Care Consultations in Nursing Homes and Reductions in Acute Care Use and Potentially
Burdensome End‐of‐Life Transitions. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 64(11),
pp.2280-2287.
 Onyeka, T.C., Velijanashvili, M., Abdissa, S.G., Manase, F.A. and Kordzaia, D., 2013.
Twenty‐first century palliative care: a tale of four nations. European journal of cancer
care, 22(5), pp.597-604.
 Yamamoto, R., Kizawa, Y., Nakazawa, Y. and Morita, T., 2013. The palliative care
knowledge questionnaire for PEACE: reliability and validity of an instrument to measure
palliative care knowledge among physicians. Journal of palliative medicine, 16(11), pp.1423-
1428.
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Timeline
Action Plan
Activities Particular Starting
date
Timeslot
(days)
Completion
date
Description
1 Title
selection
25 March
2018
1 25 March
2018
Selection of
title is done
with the
assistance of a
teacher.
2 Relevant
information
collection
26 March
2018
3 28 March
2018
The
information is
collected by
considering
various
sources of
information.
3 Documenting
the
information
29 March
2018
3 31 March
2018
Necessary
documentation
is done for
conducting the
research
further.
4 Data
collection
1 April 2018 4 4 April 2018 Data is
collected with
the use of
various
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sources in an
effective
manner.
5 Data
evaluation or
analysis
5 April 2018 3 7 April 2018 Analysis and
evaluation of
data are done
using various
techniques.
6 Conclusion 8 April 2018 2 9 April 2018 The
conclusion of
the research is
formulated
with the
complete
study.
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