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September 16, 2025BMJ OpenOpen Access

Rising to the challenges of research in multiple long-term conditions: health and social care research ecosystem approaches

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ASAnthony De SoyzaNewcastle University VGVictoria A GoodwinUniversity of Exeter KRKate RobertsBryn Mawr College

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The article finds that effective research delivery for multiple long term conditions requires collaboration among various stakeholders, suggesting improved planning can streamline outcomes.

Key Points

Increasing the evidence base for managing multiple long term conditions is critical for health systems, and requires responsive research approaches.
Unique challenges exist in researching multiple long term conditions compared to single disease studies, with planning, placement, and delivery needing special attention.
Robust feasibility studies that incorporate lived experiences of patients with multiple long term conditions ensure timely recruitment and study completion.
Collaboration among stakeholders within the UK's unique research infrastructure can help address barriers to participation, improving research delivery effectiveness.

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Soyza et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44f8c31b076d99fa574b1 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2024-096206

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The article finds that effective research delivery for multiple long term conditions requires collaboration among various stakeholders, suggesting improved planning can streamline outcomes.

Rising to the challenges of research in multiple long-term conditions: health and social care research ecosystem approaches

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Rising to the challenges of research in multiple long-term conditions: health and social care research ecosystem approaches

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