Study Meeting Agenda Template

Research Action for Health Network (REACHnet) created this Agenda Template with patient stakeholders’ input for use during study meetings that include stakeholders, such as patients, clinicians, and/or payers, to overcome some common challenges stakeholders face during study-related meetings. This resource can be utilized during all phases of the research process.

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HERO HCQ Press Release Template

This template was created for study communications professionals as an example of how to create a central press release to share with sites to generate local media coverage for a study in multiple places.

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PaTH to Health Engagement Paper Highlights

The PaTH to Health Diabetes part of the PaTH Clinical Research Network (CRN) developed this paper to share the importance of engaging Patient Partners in this study.

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PaTH to Health Just-In-Time Data Analysis Training Part 2

The PaTH Clinical Research Network (CRN) developed this training to understand the importance of statistical tests in explaining study data, to become familiar with some statistical language, such as p values and null hypotheses and to be able to state some outcomes we are examining in the PaTH to Health Diabetes Study.

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PaTH to Health Just-In-Time Data Analysis Training Part 1

The PaTH Clinical Research Network (CRN) designed this training explaining the benefits and limitations of observational studies, common data issues and how to manage them via the PaTH to Health Diabetes Study.

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Non-technical PCORnet Common Data Model Introduction

This slide deck was created by Kellie Walters, MPH, UNC-Chapel Hill, part of the STAR Network, to introduce the PCORnet Common Data Model to patient stakeholders. The slides can be repurposed for any non-technical audience.

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Clinic Staff as a Unique Stakeholder Group in Patient-Centered Outcomes Research

Research Action for Health Network (REACHnet) and LPHI discuss the role of clinic staff in patient-centered outcomes research. Through a project funded by the PCORI Eugene Washington Engagement Award, LPHI implemented pragmatic research studies that resulted in a training workbook to help clinic staff better understand the research process and eliminate implicit bias.

Speaker: Daniele Farrisi

Presented: March 19, 2019

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