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May 24
PCORI Adopts Research Agenda 
by  John CrosbyNo presence information  on 5/24/2012 5:02 PM
Category: Research

On 5/21/12, the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Board of Governors adopted a final version of its “National Priorities for Research and Research Agenda” based on input received during a public comment period.  The five national priorities are assessment of options for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment; improving health care systems; communication and dissemination of research; addressing disparities; and accelerating patient-centered outcomes research.  The PCORI will award $120 million this year for innovative comparative effectiveness research projects that effectively address the national priorities.  An online application system for PCORI funding​ is expected to open on 6/1/12.  Detailed explanations of the national priorities are available on the AOA comparative effectiveness research webpage. 

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