Blog

The Latest Published Results of PCORI-Funded Studies

Published: 
July 12, 2018
Author(s): 
Joe V. Selby, MD, MPH
Blog Topics: 
Research
I always enjoy sharing news about interesting study results our awardees have published in leading medical journals, and I do so regularly. As you know, publications are one key way that new evidence makes its way to the stakeholders we serve. We know that scientific publications are usually not...
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June 2018 Notable Media Mentions

Published: 
July 2, 2018
Blog Topics: 
Research
We regularly share highlights from news coverage of our work, including the growing collection of results from our funded studies. Here are some recent examples:
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Helping Patients with Atrial Fibrillation Make Treatment Decisions

Published: 
June 29, 2018
Author(s): 
Rose Marie Robertson, MD,
Diane E. Bild, MD, MPH,
William Lawrence, MD, MS
Blog Topics: 
Funding Awards
Guest Blogs
Research
The American Heart Association and PCORI are excited to announce a major step in a multiyear partnership to identify and fund cardiovascular health research that will make a difference in patients’ lives.
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Patients Helping Patients Navigate Serious Mental Illness

Published: 
June 12, 2018
Author(s): 
Sonya Ballentine,
Marilyn Perez-Aviles
Blog Topics: 
Research
Engagement Blogs
Guest Blogs
Around one in six adults in the United States has a mental health disorder. Minority populations are more at risk for serious psychological distress but only half as likely to receive mental health treatment as non-Hispanic whites. And various studies suggest that those with a serious mental...
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Connecting Patient and Family Groups with Health Researchers

Published: 
June 11, 2018
Author(s): 
Lia Snyder, MPH,
Ivey Wohlfeld
Blog Topics: 
Research
Engagement Blogs
At PCORI, we notice when organizations put patients and their caregivers front and center in health care. One such way organizations are doing this is by establishing patient and family advisory councils. These councils work to improve delivery of health care. They think of healthcare professionals...
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May 2018 Notable Media Mentions

Published: 
June 7, 2018
Blog Topics: 
Research
As our funded projects produce results, we regularly share highlights from print and online news coverage of this work. In addition, we showcase recent coverage of our newest awards or activities generated by previously funded studies.
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PCORI's Latest Milestones, Opportunities, Results, and Resources

Published: 
June 6, 2018
Author(s): 
Joe V. Selby, MD, MPH
Blog Topics: 
Research
Evaluating Our Work
It’s been a season of milestones for PCORI in research funding, making important study findings widely available, preparing a range of additional funding opportunities, and planning a series of new resources to help our stakeholders make better-informed healthcare decisions.
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PCORI's LGBT Health Portfolio Works to Address Major Disparities

Published: 
May 11, 2018
Author(s): 
Mira Grieser, MHS,
Mari Kimura, PhD, MS
Blog Topics: 
Engagement Blogs
Research
The lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) population faces unique mental and physical health challenges. Perceived stigma and a lack of cultural competence from healthcare providers can be additional challenges among transgender individuals, a group that has been largely overlooked in...
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Recent Media Coverage of Our Funded Work

Published: 
May 9, 2018
Blog Topics: 
Research
As our funded projects produce results, we regularly share highlights from print and online news coverage of our work. In addition, we showcase recent coverage of our newest awards or activities generated by previously funded studies.
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PCORI's Influence on the Culture of Research

Published: 
May 3, 2018
Author(s): 
Ninma Fearon, MPH,
Laura Forsythe, PhD, MPH,
Andrea Heckert, PhD, MPH,
Blog Topics: 
Research
Evaluating Our Work
PCORI has long prided itself on what we’ve referred to as research done differently . That means patients and other stakeholders are at the center of every step, from prioritizing research topics, to reviewing applications for funding, to refining research questions and study design, to...
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