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Welcome Anne C. Beal, MD, MPH Deputy Executive Director Chief Officer for Engagement PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 2
Webinar Moderators/Co-Presenters Orlando Gonzales, MPA Chief of Staff for Engagement Alicia Thomas, MHS Special Advisor for Engagement PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 3
Agenda 1. Welcome and Introduction � PCORI organizational background/overview � Role of engagement in enhancing research � Overview of the Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Awards Program 2. Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Awards Program Details � Description of three award areas � Eligibility criteria � Application and selection process 3. Question and Answer Session � PCORI will answer questions received by email and through the live webinar 4. Adjournment PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 4
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute An independent non-profit funder of clinical comparative effectiveness research. Authorized by Congress as part of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA). 5
Role of Engagement in Research Including patients and other healthcare stakeholders (e.g., caregivers, clinicians/providers, industry, payers/purchasers, and researchers) throughout the research process helps ensure that research is: � Focused on real-world questions that matter to patients and other clinical care decision makers. � Transparent, so that results can be trusted. � Shared in ways that results are meaningful and useful. PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 6
Our Engagement Goals ����������������������� to successfully establish an infrastructure for patients, caregivers, clinicians/providers, industry, payers/purchasers, researchers, and other stakeholders to increase comparative effectiveness research (CER) information and engage them in research, dissemination and evaluation ������������������������������������� to influence research and establish trust and legitimacy for successful uptake of research findings ����������������������������������������� so patients, caregivers, clinicians/providers, industry, payers/purchasers, researchers, and other stakeholders have CER information they can use to make decisions that reflect their desired health outcomes and to speed implementation of our findings PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 7 7
Eugene Washington PCORI Engagement Awards Program � ��������������������������������������������������� of Governors. � Support the more active integration of patient, stakeholder (e.g., caregivers, clinicians/providers, industry, payers/purchasers), and research communities in the research process. � Build �������������������������������������������� provide ����� - ��������������������������� the ��������������������������������� awards. Organized into three areas of funding opportunities: � Knowledge Awards, Training and Development Awards, and Dissemination and Implementation Awards. Dr. Eugene Washington Open for business starting today, Thursday, February � 13, 2014. Apply online! PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 8
Opportunity Overview � $15.5 million total budget for Dissemination FY2014 Awards $2 million Knowledge � Focus on training and Awards development in 2014 $5 million � Pilots are in development for Training and each award category Development Awards $8 million � Each award is for up to $250,000 and for a term for up to 2 years FY2014 Budget PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 9
PCORI Engagement Awards Program Details PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 10
Knowledge Awards Purpose: To build knowledge around how consumers of healthcare information receive and make use of PCOR/CER findings. Sample Topics: � Understand how patients and caregivers access healthcare information to make decisions, and where they get their information. � Determine what research findings would be most valuable to our key priority populations and stakeholder groups. � Understand the overall demand for and attitudes toward PCOR/CER. Goal: Develop PCOR community Budget: $5 million PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 11
Knowledge Awards Pilot Project: National Academy for State Health Policy Awardee : National Academy for State Health Policy � A non-profit and non-partisan organization, NASHP provides a forum for constructive work across branches and agencies of state government on critical health issues Project title : PCOR/CER Roadmap for State Policymakers Goal �������������������������������������������������� � Engage leaders of key state policymaker constituencies (e.g. state legislators, Medicaid directors, state employee health benefits administrators) in discussions of PCOR/CER � Provide state policymakers a guide to understanding and use of PCOR/CER � Uncover gaps in knowledge and PCOR/CER needs from state policymakers Status : in progress � Start date: August 15, 2013 � End date: May 14, 2014 (with three month PCORI option to extend) Award amount : $291,272 EDIC Biweekly Conference Call, January 21, 2014 12
Training and Development Awards Purpose: To ������������������������������������������������ - �������������������� others from the patient and stakeholder community to increase their capacity for engaging in PCOR/CER. Sample Topics: � Build readiness and capacity for individuals and organizations that are new to research so that they are able to engage as partners and consumers of PCOR/CER. � Identify learning objectives and competencies for PCOR/CER to build into curricula to educate clinicians, researchers, patients, and other stakeholders across the education continuum. Goal: Engage the community in research Budget: $8 million PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 13
Training and Development Awards Pilot Projects: Pipeline to Proposal Awards Researchers who unsuccessfully submitted a PFA and need to improve proposal Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 1 Up to $25,000 Up to $50,000 PCORI Funding Up to $15,000 Announcement Up to 12 month Up to 12 month Up to 9 month term term term Tier I � Pre-Engagement/Community Projects Or submissions to other PCOR/CER � Purpose of Funding - Building of the community and capacity necessary to later Funders develop a patient-centered comparative effectiveness research(CER) project addressing the issue of interest to the awardee. Tier II � Partnership and Infrastructure Development Projects � Purpose of Funding - Maturation of research partnerships with the goal of receiving PCORI or other CER project funding. The funds are to be used to strengthen the partnerships and further develop the infrastructure and governance structures laid out during Tier I and to lay groundwork for the ultimate drafting of a patient-centered CER proposal. Tier III - Proposal Development Projects � Purpose of Funding - Proposal development, targeting advanced potential research ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� awardee partners to draft a strong patient engagement plan and a rigorous science proposal. EDIC Biweekly Conference Call, January 21, 2014 14
Dissemination and Implementation Awards Purpose: To strengthen the groundwork for disseminating and implementing the findings of PCORI-funded research projects in practice. Sample Topics: � Cultivate and analyze existing evidence on promising practices in dissemination and implementation infrastructure for patient, caregiver, and other stakeholder communities. � Develop dissemination collaborations (e.g., multi-stakeholder learning networks), to share knowledge on common topics of interest for uptake in health services quality/improvement and clinician networks . Goal: Promote dissemination and implementation Budget: $2 million PCORI Engagement Awards Program Launch 15
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