Posts Tagged ‘patient-centered research’

This July 28-31, 2013, OHSU will host the 2013 Oregon Institute for Patient-Centered Comparative Effectiveness (ICE) Annual Research Intensive. National leaders in the fields of patient-centered outcomes and comparative effectiveness research (PCOR & CER) will be coming to OHSU to teach this intensive, hands-on workshop. The program is a week-long activity sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute. The fields of PCOR & CER are rapidly evolving with new opportunities for … Read More

Dear Colleagues, Letters of intent for the second funding cycle at the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) are due October 15. Because many of applications require institutional support–especially from the clinical enterprise–we are asking that interested applicants submit their letters of intent for review. Internal review will ensure that: Optimal institutional collaborations and commitments are in place, particularly those that involve the OHSU clinical enterprise and its regional partners; Applications won’t be duplicative or … Read More

October 14-19, OHSU will host the 2012 Oregon Institute for Patient-Centered Comparative Effectiveness (ICE) Annual Research Intensive. National leaders in the fields of patient-centered outcomes and comparative effectiveness research (PCOR &CER) will be coming to OHSU to teach this intensive, hands-on workshop. The program is a week-long activity sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute. The fields of PCOR & CER are rapidly evolving with new opportunities for funding and … Read More

Updated 6/4: Because many of these applications will require institutional support–especially from the clinical enterprise–we are asking that interested applicants send their letters of intent for review. Institutional review will insure that: Optimal institutional collaborations and commitments are in place, particularly those that involve the OHSU clinical enterprise and its regional partners; Applications won’t be duplicative or conflict with one another; and Collaborations and synergies that could strengthen proposals are identified. Please send draft versions … Read More