The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute will seek broad input on its future research agenda. Advisory panels will help prioritize suggestions, and the institute's board of governors will make the final decision on research topics available for funding.
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute recently outlined its process for considering future research topics, with an emphasis on taking ideas directly from patients.
In an approach “unique to PCORI,” patients and stakeholders will “generate and then prioritize questions based on review criteria,” PCORI...
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