a&e research

A&E research is obviously best suited to areas of emergency health care. Long term follow up is not usually a feature of A&E work and may therefore be difficult to arrange. Specialists outside A&E may believe themselves to be more expert and better placed to study many diseases—this does not apply simply to chronic problems, but also to acute ...

England had at least 4519 excess deaths in England in 2020-21 as a result of overcrowding and stays of 12 hours or longer in emergency departments, an analysis by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has found. The findings are given in a new report from the college into the extent of harm that crowding causes.1 The mortality figure was calculated from findings from the NHS’s Getting It ...

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Answer: E-research encompasses the use of information and communication technology to facilitate research. Such type of research makes use of internet-based tools and techniques. Internet-based research has made it possible for researchers to study topics that could not be researched using traditional methods.

Existing research has focused on the ways in which virtual qualitative research may increase access to certain participant groups—such as those with mobility impairments (e.g., Sy et al., 2020), and those residing in geographically remote areas, including rural areas (Lo Iacano et al., 2016; McCoyd & Kerson, 2006).