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Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute

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Sign up for weekly emails to stay current on the latest results of our funded projects, and more.

Learn More About PCORI

Download fact sheets about our work, the research we fund, and our programs and initiatives.

Why was PCORI Created?

Executive Director Joe Selby talks about why patients, doctors, and other stakeholders need the research PCORI funds.
Research & Results
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Research & Results
Evidence Updates from PCORI-Funded Studies

These updates capture highlights of findings from systematic reviews and our funded research studies.

Continuing Medical Education/Continuing Education Activities

View free CME/CE activities for clinicians in areas pertinent to patient-centered outcomes research and clinical knowledge.

Explore Our Portfolio of Funded Projects

Find out about projects based on the health conditions they focus on, the state they are in, and if they have results.
Topics
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Topics
Featured Topic: Minority Mental Health

Learn more about the projects we support that seek to improve care and outcomes for members of racial and ethnic minority groups.
Engagement
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Engagement
Education After Childhood Cancer

PCORI engagement awardees work to improve the school reentry experience for childhood cancer survivors and their parents.

Explore Engagement in Health Literature

PCORI has developed a new tool that enables searching for published articles about engagement in health research.

Using the PCORI Engagement Rubric

It provides general guidance and suggestions for engagement compliance and engagement strategies in the research process.
Funding Opportunities
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Funding Opportunities
PCORI Funding Announcements

Learn about open and upcoming funding announcements and how to apply.

Tips for Submitting a Responsive LOI

Find out what PCORI looks for in a letter of intent (LOI) along with other helpful tips.

PCORI Awardee Resources

These resources can help awardees in complying with the terms and conditions of their contract.
Meetings & Events
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Meetings & Events
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From Evidence to Impact: Putting What Works into Action

Watch archived recordings of our 2018 Annual Meeting's keynotes, plenaries and breakout sessions.

Hear from PCORI Staff

Invite a PCORI staffer to talk about our work and see a schedule of our staffers' speaking engagements.

Registration Now Open for Our 2019 Annual Meeting

Join us to learn more about how we are working with others across the healthcare community to make health research more useful and relevant.

Explore Our Portfolio of Funded Projects

(If you would like more detailed information about research projects PCORI has funded, please contact [email protected])

Project Title	Project Status	State	Project Type
Comparing Two Ways to Provide Palliative Care to Older Adults with Serious Illness New York University School of Medicine Corita R. Grudzen MD, MS	In progress; Recruiting	New York	Research Project
Does Adding Acupuncture and/or Pain Counseling to Pain Medicine Help Reduce Pain Among Hospitalized Patients with Cancer? University of California, San Francisco Maria Chao, DrPH, MPA	In progress; Recruiting	California	Research Project
Does Palliative Care Benefit Patients Having Cancer Surgery and Their Families? Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University^ Rebecca A Aslakson MD, PhD	In progress; Recruiting	California	Research Project
Training Doctors to Discuss Goals of Care with Patients Who Have Advanced Cancer Mount Sinai School of Medicine Nina Bickell, MD, MPH	Completed; PCORI Public and Professional Abstracts Posted	New York	Research Project
Does an Advance Care Planning Video Help Patients Having Surgery for Cancer Discuss Their Healthcare Preferences with Their Surgeons? Johns Hopkins University Rebecca A. Aslakson, MD, PhD	Completed; PCORI Public and Professional Abstracts, and Final Research Report Posted	Maryland	Research Project