Planning a study
On this page there are a number of different resources focused on how to design and plan a study. Other resources are linked to from our page on Hospice Research Resources. Each bitesize resource has a video around 5-8 minutes long, together with a factsheet.
What is Research - PALCARE NWC - SM - Recorded.mp4What is research?
In this video Dr Stephen Mason from Liverpool University talks about what research is. (7 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about what research is. Uploaded 11.6.24
What is Research - NWC Supplementary material - SM.docxResearch engagement-20240319_203355-Meeting Recording (2).mp4Engaging your hospice with research
In this video Dr Amy Gadoud from Lancaster University talks about how to get engagement with research within your hospice. (10 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about how to engage your hospice in research. Uploaded 11.6.24
Getting engagement with research within your hospice March 2024.docxResearch Questions.mp4Research Questions
In this video Professor Catherine Walshe from the International Observatory on End of Life Care at Lancaster University talks about research questions as the building blocks of good research. (8 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about research questions. Uploaded 21.1.24
Research questions v1 5.6.23.docxResearch bitesize Research education and training.mp4Research Education and training
In this video Kasia Patynowska from Marie Curie talks about research education and training (5minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about research education and training. Uploaded 4.2.24
Research education and training .docxHospice UK. Research funding (2).mp4Research Funding
In this video Professor Catherine Walshe from the International Observatory on End of Life Care at Lancaster University talks about research funding. (6 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about research questions. Uploaded 4.2.24
Research funding v1 12.10.23.docxMeeting with Preston, Nancy-20240205_080004-Meeting Recording (1).mp4Engaging with patients and the public
In this video Professor Nancy Preston from the International Observatory on End of Life Care at Lancaster University talks about research funding. (6 minutes). Uploaded 5.2.24
Matching your research design to your research question_Brooke Swash.mp4Matching your research design to the question
In this video Dr Brooke Swash from the University of Chester talks about matching your research question to the design you choose. (7 minutes). Uploaded 13.6.24
Qualitative Research Video (1).mp4Qualitative research
In this video Jodie Crooks from Marie Curie talks about the basics of qualitative research. (5 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about qualitative research Uploaded 4.2.24
HUK Qual Research info sheet.docxQuantitative research (1).mp4Quantitative research
In this video Dr Emma Maun from Marie Curie talks about the basics of quantitative research. (6 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about quantitative research Uploaded 4.2.24
Quantitative research information sheet 24_01_31.docxPlanning a recruitment strategy 300124.mp4Planning a recruitment strategy
In this video Dr Lesley Dunleavy from the International Observatory on End of Life Care at Lancaster University talks about the basics of planning a recruitment strategy. (9 minutes). Click on the word document below for FAQs about planning recruitment strategies. Uploaded 4.2.24
Planning a recruitment strategy V 1 171023.docxThank you to the team who worked on managing the creation of these resources from PalCaRe NWC, Lancaster University, Marie Curie, Sue Ryder, Hospice UK and the CRN. Many different people contributed to recording and writing resources, thank you. The aim is that these will be a living resource. We will add to these over time, and update them when needed. We have worked hard to ensure that these are up to date and accurate, but viewers and readers are advised that they are responsible for checking that the information given remains current and correct.