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Reminder: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute Seeks Public Comment on What Matters to Patients

Posted on May 15, 2011 by Laura Newman

Designing healthcare research with what matters to patients is a relatively new concept in healthcare research. If the healthcare reformers who envisaged what is called “patient-centered outcomes research” truly want to hear from patients and the public, then tomorrow’s meeting … Continue reading →

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Clarification: Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Meeting Set for Two Days, One Evening

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Laura Newman

My earlier post neglected to mention that this meeting will take place on Monday, May 16th and May 17th. Unfortunately, the Discussion Forum was on a separate announcement. It will still take place, but you may want to attend all … Continue reading →

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Upcoming Event: Putting the Patient in the Center of Health Care Research

Posted on May 9, 2011 by Laura Newman

Has health care research seemed removed from you, as if it happens from the top down? That’s understandable. Health policy people and reformers often lament that they exist in a separate world, wondering what the heck matters to patients. So … Continue reading →

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