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Epilepsy is more common in children than adults, with several epilepsy syndromes exclusive to the pediatric population. In this Topic Brief, the authors identified 401 relevant empirical studies reporting specifically…

This document explains allowable and unallowable costs under a PCORI Award. (Effective Cycle 1 2022)

The Engagement Awards Evaluation Reporting Tool assesses outcomes for Reach, Engagement, Adoption , and Implementation . Our goal is to understand and evaluate engagement projects so that we can continue…

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common arrythmia, and the use of catheter, surgical, or hybrid (surgical combined with catheter) ablation is a strategy to restore a normal rhythm and…

PCORI first invested in the development of PCORnet ® , the National Patient-Centered Clinical Research Network, in 2013. PCORnet® addresses PCORI’s National Priority to build infrastructure to accelerate patient-centered outcomes…

Developmental disabilities (DD) encompass a wide range of disorders, many of which may be associated with an increased risk for sleep disorders, including insomnia, sleep disordered breathing, and sleep apnea…

This document summarizes changes made to the PCORI Interim and Final Progress Report templates, updated in June 2017.

PCORI is committed to ensuring that patients and caregivers are meaningfully engaged in all aspects of research. To achieve this, PCORI requires that its funded projects demonstrate a commitment to…

Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols are interventions that seek to improve recovery after surgical procedures. In this Topic Brief, the authors identified 947 completed or ongoing empirical studies addressing…

Migraine is a common condition that is disabling for many Americans. Although pharmacologic therapies for migraine prevention exist, nonpharmacologic therapies are an important alternative. In this Topic Brief, the authors…