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Assessing the Value of Online Palliative Care Information
Abstract
Objective: This study aimed to assess the value of (i) an online palliative care resource ([removed for review]) in providing evidence-based information to clinicians and consumers (ii) online palliative care information more broadly from the perspective of key stakeholder organisations. Methods: Nine semi-structured interviews with representatives from key stakeholder organisations were undertaken. A pragmatic, qualitative analytical approach was employed to identify key findings. Results: Seven key findings were identified. These emphasised the criticality of [removed for review], the importance of access to high-quality online palliative care information, the need for a robust palliative care evidence base, challenges to the delivery of palliative care, the need to improve visibility and accessibility, and the importance of co-design and lived experience. Conclusions: [Removed for review] and online palliative care information have a critical role to play in responding to the challenges facing the sector. Maximising the value of such information will require improvements in access to evidence, visibility, usability, and the development of resources tailored to diverse users.
AH25032 Accepted 27 April 2025
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