Challenges in Pragmatism of Translational Research

The term research in a philosophical perspective means the pursuit of truth. The instinct of curiosity is driven by the need to find the holistic truth or at least a part. It is always objected towards improving the quality of life. The ultimatum of realizing the truth lies in its utility for the welfare of life. Hence it is an accomplishment of the purpose that results in the translation of research into the utility. Research or the pursuit of truth, when it is well planned and understood, it can be very well done in a scheduled time towards accomplishments of the intended objectives. Records of the research work can be evidenced by the benefits of the research which are nothing but the translated versions of research. In other words, the use of the results of any piece of research is the translation of the research. Such a translation of research gives out transformation in the society. Hence the translational research is the fulfillment of research and that remains as the essential need for perpetuating such attempts to pursue truth. All such attempts are impeded by certain factors that either dilute the quantum of its output or digresses the thought process of the research and its focus.