Reducing Stroke Risk in Patients with AFib
PCORI's latest Evidence Updates highlight a review of research that found some newer anticoagulants do better at reducing the risk of stroke in people with atrial fibrillation, who are at a higher risk compared to people who have a normal heart rhythm. View and download
Building Awareness and Understanding of Mental Illness
Bringing people together—whether it’s to find solutions, spread existing research findings, or simply have a conversation—can have enormous mental health benefits. Learn about PCORI Engagement Awards geared toward creating a community to work toward a more equitable and healthy environment. Learn more
Confronting COVID-19: A Webinar Series
Catch up on all six parts of the series, which brought health system leaders, clinicians, and operations management experts together to discuss the real-time learning taking place in cities across the United States and in Canada. Watch
New Opportunity for COVID-19 Research
PCORI, recognizing the urgency of the current pandemic, has announced up to $30 million in funding opportunities geared toward providing evidence to inform clinical and public health responses, decision making, and planning. Learn more
Our Shared Journey to Enduring Success
PCORI’s new Executive Director, Nakela Cook, MD, MPH, shares her thoughts on joining the organization and building on its strong foundation. Read more
GAO Issues Call for Nominations for New PCORI Board Members
The U.S. Government Accountability Office has issued a call for nominations to fill upcoming vacancies on the PCORI Board of Governors. The GAO is accepting nominations for representatives in several healthcare stakeholder categories, including patients, clinicians, and health care consumers. Read more
Evidence Updates
In order to highlight findings from systematic reviews and some of our funded research, PCORI presents Evidence Updates in concise accessible formats which capture the highlights of these latest findings. Learn more
Engagement Tool and Resource Repository
PCORI is excited to share this latest web feature, a peer-to-peer repository of tools and resources that can help inform the work of patient-centered outcomes research. Read more