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As a research-active hospice rooted in the North East, we produce high quality and meaningful research.
We are committed to active research to help develop, adapt and improve palliative and end-of-life care services that meet the ever-changing needs of our patients and their family and carers.
Working with partners and associates, we also want our evidence-based research to add to national and international knowledge about the cost-effectiveness of hospice care and the impact it has on those who need it, their families, caregivers and society as a whole.
Our culture of continuous learning builds our staff and volunteers’ expertise and helps attract curious minds.
Find out more about our team leading research at St Oswald’s Hospice.
Meet the teamRead about some of the partners we work with on our active research and find out how to can get in touch if you’re interested in collaborating with us.
Find out moreInterested in taking part in research and helping us to shape and improve services for local people? Find out more about how to take part as well as share your views, ideas and experiences.
Find out moreWe’ve created a helpful resource for healthcare professionals to answer common questions about how and why research is conducted in a hospice setting.
Read our FAQsWe are leading on a number of research projects while collaborating with a range of external partners on others.
• CHELsea II Trial – Clinically Assisted Hydration at the End of Life
• Exploring the Intimacy Needs of People During Palliative and End of Life Care
• HOPSCOTCH – Helping Optimise Palliative Care Support During Transition from Children’s Hospices
• Informal Caregiving in Non-Malignant Respiratory Disease at End of Life
• Palliative and End of Life Care Incubator
• Parent and Professional Experiences of 24/7 Paediatric End Of Life
• PROMISE – Palliative Care Trajectories of People with Multiple Long-Term Conditions
• The P-CARE Study: Developing a UK Palliative Care and Ethnicity Research Consensus Statement
• Transforming Care and Improving Safety for Patients with MLTCs
• ACCESSA – Access to palliative care by ethnic minorities, with a focus on South Asian communities
• Bereavement EducaTion and Training for Employers Evaluation and Recommendations (BETTER)
• British Thoracic Society Clinical Statements
• The C-POS Questionnaire – Children’s Palliative Care Outcome Scale Validation Study
• DECIDE – Diverse Experiences of End-of-Life Care in Dementia
• Serious Illness Care Programme North East (SICP NE)
• PIPCaR – Participating in Palliative Care Research
• PONDER
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