Research in Integrated Care: The Need for More Emergent, People-Centred Approaches.

Abstract:

:The International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) recently celebrated its 20th International Conference (ICIC20) through a virtual event that brought together patients and carers, academics, care professionals, NGOs, policy-makers and industry partners from across the global integrated care community [1]. The International Journal for Integrated Care (IJIC) used this opportunity to host a workshop on published research in integrated care, specifically to reflect on the quality of existing scientific enquiry. A lively discussion on the current state of integrated care research concluded that there remained significant shortcomings to current methodologies - for example, in their ability to provide the depth of understanding required to support the knowledge needed to best inform policy and practice, particularly when addressing people-centredness. In part, the debate recognized how the nature of existing research funding, and prevailing attitudes and preferences towards certain research methodologies, were partly to blame (as has been noted by IJIC previously [23]). The workshop debated how research and researchers must change their focus in order to better contribute to the tenet of people-centred integrated care.

journal_name

Int J Integr Care

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van der Vlegel-Brouwer W,van Kemenade E,Stein KV,Goodwin N,Miller R

doi

10.5334/ijic.5627

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Has Abstract

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2020-10-21 00:00:00

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5

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4

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1568-4156

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20

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