Relieving Pain in Kansas City - Tier II

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Relieving Pain in Kansas City (RPnKC) is an activated, engaged group of individuals who live with chronic pain and who have come together to transform the way pain is perceived, judged, and treated. This mission will be accomplished by engaging people who live with pain and by partnering with the medical community, researchers, and other stakeholders in the development and study of effective strategies to effect that transformation. RPnKC plans to increase its patient/citizen leader membership, improve and widen its strategic communications effort, and work on exploring possible comparative effectiveness research questions based on the direction provided by participants during Tier I.

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Project Lead Project Lead This is the primary person on a contract or application for funding. He or she serves as PCORI’s primary point of contact for that contract or application. View Glossary:

Myra Christopher, BS, LHD

Organization Organization The institution/organization in which the project originates, or the primary institution or organization that received funding for the project. View Glossary:

Center for Practical Bioethics

Project Budget:

$25,000

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Project Period:

12 months

Year Awarded Year Awarded The year that funding for the project was approved, or the year the proposal received a notice of award. View Glossary:

2016

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