Registration Open for Our Fifth Annual Meeting
Join us at this FREE event to find out how patients, researchers, clinicians, insurers, and others across the healthcare community are working to make health research more useful and relevant, with highlights of results from dozens of PCORI-funded studies. Learn more
Thriving in School After Childhood Cancer
Read about the tools that PCORI engagement awardees created with parents, teachers, and other stakeholders to help ease the path back to school for childhood cancer survivors. Read more
PCORI's Board Approves Funding for 12 New CER Projects
The projects focus on improving treatment for people with opioid use disorders, as well as improving prenatal care, treating insomnia and comparing non-drug approaches for treatment of severe pain in patients with cancer. Learn more
Highlighting Our Commitment to Providing Accessible Results
The JAMA Viewpoint piece describes some of the challenges we faced implementing this process, lessons learned, and its potential impact on health research. Learn more
Expanding the Multiple Sclerosis Research Toolbox
A PCORI engagement awardee is identifying challenges and creating resources for increasing minority participation in research. Read more
Getting Useful Evidence to Stakeholders Faster
This PCORI blog post examines the newest resources for making critical healthcare decisions, the systematic reviews that are a part of PCORI’s Evidence Synthesis Initiative. Read more
Research and Results
Keep up to date on the latest PCORI-funded projects to produce results. A growing number of studies are summarized in leading medical journals and presented at major scientific meetings. Read more
Engagement in Health Research Literature
Finding literature on this topic can be a challenge because there are no standard search terms or language for describing this type of engagement. This searchable tool lists publications on engagement in health research. Browse the list
Treating Post-Natal Depression
The New York Times recently highlighted a PCORI-funded research project as one that is showing some early success in preventing post-partum depression. Read more
Spotlight on Cancer
Evidence gaps can make it difficult to know which approach to cancer care will work best given a particular patient’s needs. We support research that seek to help patients, clinicians and others answer a range of questions they might have about cancer care. Learn more