PCORI Dissemination and Implementation Funding Initiatives
PCORI’s Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Program currently offers three funding opportunities to support projects that actively facilitate the uptake and integration of evidence from PCORI-funded studies, in the context of related evidence, into real-world practice.
PCORI Implementation Funding Opportunities
This is an Open Competition funding opportunity that seeks to draw on the expertise, creativity, and capacity of a broad applicant pool, including implementation experts and diverse stakeholder partners.
- Opens: January 10, 2023; 9:00 am ET
- Letters of Intent Due: February 7, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
- Applications Due: May 2, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
This limited competition opportunity provides PCORI investigator teams the opportunity to take next steps to put their findings into practice.
- Opens: January 10, 2023; 9:00 am ET
- Letters of Intent Due: February 7, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
- Applications Due: May 2, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
This opportunity promotes work to integrate effective shared decision making approaches in healthcare settings, to help patients and their clinicians make choices that are best for them.
- Opens: January 10, 2023; 9:00 am ET
- Letters of Intent Due: February 7, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
- Applications Due: May 2, 2023; 5:00 pm ET
Examples of PCORI-Funded Implementation Projects
Helping Children's Hospitals Use a Program to Improve Communication with Families
Helping clinicians identify and report possible abuse in children through an emergency department child abuse alert system.
Limited Competition PCORI Funding Announcement: Implementation Awards
Expanding a Shared Decision Making Program for Patients Considering LVAD Treatment
Using a shared decision making program to help patients with advanced heart failure decide whether to get a left ventricular assist device.
Implementation of Effective Shared Decision Making Approaches in Practice Settings PFA
Improving Antibiotic Prescribing in Children with Ear, Sinus, and Throat Infections
Implementing a tested outpatient antibiotic stewardship program in multiple health systems to improve prescribing for children.
Open Competition PFA: Implementation of Findings from PCORI's Research Investments
Recently Funded Implementation Projects
Technology-Assisted Implementation of a Mobile Health Intervention for Serious Mental Illness
Ben-Zeev, Dror, PhD
(Awarded 2022, Limited Competition PFA)
This PCORI-funded Implementation Project is expanding the use of a PCORI-tested mHealth program, which includes a patient smartphone app and an online clinician dashboard, to three community mental health agencies in New Hampshire and Missouri. The project team is adapting in-person education and training materials to be delivered remotely, training agency staff to deliver the program and monitor patients' progress and providing ongoing remote practice facilitation support. This project expects to help approximately 4,800 patients with serious mental illness manage their symptoms.
The TRIAD (Treatment Individualized Appendicitis Decision-making) Implementation Program
Flum, David, MD, MPH
(Awarded 2022, Limited Competition PFA)
This PCORI-funded Implementation Project is promoting informed decision-making between antibiotics and appendectomy for eligible patients with appendicitis, based on PCORI-funded research that showed antibiotics were non-inferior to appendectomy in the short term and had helped a majority of patients avoid surgery after a year’s time. The project team is working with 15 diverse hospitals across the U.S. to adopt a program that includes a patient decision support tool, clinician training, and standardized operational protocols. At least 2,500 patients are expected to engage in shared decision-making about treatment options for appendicitis during this project.
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