Challenges and solutions in clinical research during the COVID‐19 pandemic: A narrative review
Health Science Reports,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(8)
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
The
COVID-19
pandemic
has
presented
significant
challenges
to
clinical
research,
necessitating
the
adoption
of
innovative
and
remote
methods
conduct
studies.
This
study
aimed
investigate
these
propose
solutions
for
conducting
research
during
pandemic.
Language: Английский
Nigerian stakeholders’ perceptions of a pilot tier accreditation system for Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendors to expand access to family planning services
BMC Health Services Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
22(1)
Published: Sept. 3, 2022
Community
Pharmacists
(CPs)
and
Patent
Proprietary
Medicine
Vendors
(PPMVs)
are
often
the
first
point
of
care
for
many
Nigerians,
when
sufficiently
trained,
they
contribute
to
expansion
family
planning
services.
Nigeria's
task
shifting
policy
existing
regulatory
licensing
bodies
provide
enabling
environment
PPMVs
be
stratified
trained.
This
study
explored
perceptions
stakeholders
toward
pilot
three-tier
accreditation
system
instituted
by
Council
Nigeria
with
support
from
IntegratE
project.Two
rounds
qualitative
phone
interviews
were
conducted
among
in
Kaduna
Lagos
states
2020
2021.
In
addition,
there
two
CPs
(program
recipients)
states.
All
participants
purposively
selected,
based
on
their
involvement
project
activities.
Interviews
recorded,
transcribed,
coded
using
Atlas.ti
software.
Thematic
analysis
was
conducted.Fifteen
28
program
recipients
12
30
interviewed
during
second
data
collection
respectively.
The
presented
around
three
main
themes:
1)
system;
2)
environment;
3)
implementation
challenges.
that
allows
stratification
training
services
perceived
a
positive
light
majority
participants.
integrated
supportive
supervision
team
included
representation
body
seen
as
strength.
However,
it
noted
process
needs
more
effective.
Implementation
challenges
need
addressed
prior
scale
up
include
bottlenecks
procedures
deep-rooted
mistrust
between
PPMVs.Scale
has
potential
expand
access
Nigeria.
other
resource-poor
settings
where
human
resources
health
short
supply
drug
shops
ubiquitous,
identifying
shop
owners,
them
offer
range
services,
providing
function
may
help
improve
Language: Английский
Challenges for Conducting Research during Pandemics. A Narrative Review
Mostafa Kofi,
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Ola I. Alalmai,
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Najla M. Aodh
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et al.
European Journal of Medical and Health Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(4), P. 25 - 32
Published: July 1, 2024
Background:
Research
during
pandemics
presents
unique
challenges
and
opportunities
that
are
crucial
for
advancing
scientific
knowledge
improving
public
health
responses.
This
study's
topic
is
significant
due
to
the
unprecedented
disruptions
caused
by
like
COVID-19,
which
have
impacted
all
stages
of
research
process.
study
aims
identify
analyze
propose
strategies
overcome
these
obstacles.Methods:
A
narrative
literature
review
was
conducted,
focusing
on
conducting
pandemics.
comprehensive
search
strategy
implemented,
using
databases
such
as
PubMed,
Google
Scholar,
Web
Science,
with
keywords
including
"pandemic,"
"research
challenges,"
"COVID-19
research,"
"SARS
"clinical
trials
pandemics,"
"best
practices,"
strategies."
The
covered
studies
published
from
2004
2023,
previous
SARS,
H1N1,
COVID-19.
Relevant
articles
were
identified
through
database
searches
manual
reference
list
reviews.Discussion:
revealed
multidimensional
affecting
various
Political,
economic,
administrative,
regulatory,
logistical,
ethical,
social
identified.
Logistical
difficulties
prevalent,
limited
access
laboratories
supply
chain
disruptions.
Ethical
challenges,
informed
consent
data
privacy,
magnified
crises.
mental
impacts
researchers
participants
also
significant,
increased
anxiety
depression
engagement
well-being.Conclusion:
concludes
while
introduce
considerable
research,
there
valuable
lessons
best
practices
can
be
applied
in
future
Effective
include
investing
digital
infrastructure,
developing
flexible
ethical
frameworks,
implementing
adaptive
clinical
trial
designs,
supporting
participants.
By
learning
COVID-19
pandemic,
community
better
prepare
navigate
pandemics,
ensuring
continuity
effectiveness
investigations.
Language: Английский