The aim is to explore strategies for increasing research engagement among clinicians in psycho-oncology who do not have designated time for research activities.
Identified barriers to research engagement for clinicians without protected time.
Outlined potential pathways and strategies to facilitate greater involvement in psycho-oncology research.
Suggested collaborative practices and resources to support clinicians in their research endeavors.
Highlighted the need for institutional support to enable research participation.
Emphasized the importance of mentorship and collaborative models in enhancing research engagement.
Proposed a framework for integrating research activities into clinical workflows.
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