Qualitative case study analysis across multiple countries: learning from an international palliative care research project on improving transitions for people with advanced cancer

Qualitative analysis of multi-country case studies: lessons learned from an international palliative care research project on improving transitions for people with advanced cancer.

Research seminar of the International Observatory on End of Life Care Research (IOELC) at Lancaster University.

Speaker: Tamara RADOJICIC, visiting researcher at IOELC. She is involved in the EU-funded Pal-Cycles project, a project that aims to develop a hospital-to-community transition program for patients with advanced cancer.

Tamara RADOJICIC is an occupational and organizational psychologist, originally from Montenegro and half-Croatian. She has lived in Serbia, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, and recently spent a few months in the UK. She is fluent in four languages. She is currently working on her PhD at the University of Navarra, in Pamplona, northern Spain. Her research interests focus on palliative care and implementation science, in particular on how to optimize the implementation of complex healthcare interventions for cancer patients.

Registration:
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