PCORI Announces Advisory Panel Members

The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute announced it has finalized the rosters of individuals from across the healthcare industry who will serve on its first four advisory panels.

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The focuses of the panels will be: Addressing Disparities; Assessment of Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options; Improving Healthcare Systems; and Patient Engagement.

The goal of the panels is to advise PCORI on its research priorities and patient engagement efforts, and provide ongoing feedback. The members were selected late last month, and represent patients, researchers, clinicians, payors, policymakers, healthcare systems, purchasers and pharmaceutical, medical device and diagnostic manufacturers.  

To view a list of the advisory panel members, click here.

PCORI has plans to establish more panels in the future as needed to further its efforts.

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