Patient and Clinician Views on CER and Engagement in Research: A Panel Discussion on New PCORI Survey Results

PCORI hosted a webinar to present results of a survey of patients and clinicians assessing views on comparative effective research (CER) and engagement in research.  The patient survey assessed: information sources used for health decisions; attitudes toward patient-centered research; and attitudes toward patient engagement in research. The clinician survey assessed: information sources used for clinical decisions; familiarity and experience with CER; and attitudes toward patient and clinician engagement in research.

Moderators

• Lori Frank, PhD, Director of Engagement Research, PCORI
• Laura Forsythe, PhD, Program Officer, Engagement Research, PCORI

Panelists

• Marc Boutin, JD, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, National Health Council
• Barbara Doty, MD, FAAFP, Primary Care Physician and Board of Directors Member, American Academy of Family Physicians
• Susan Rawlins, RN, WHNP-BC, Director of Education, National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health (NPWH)

Materials

• Panelists' Biographies
• Presentation Slides

Agenda

• Welcome and Introductions:
  • Lori Frank, PhD
  • Joe Selby, MD, MPH, Executive Director, PCORI
• Introduction to PCORI
  • Joe Selby
• InCrowd Survey Results Presentation
  • Lori Frank
  • Laura Forsythe
• Panelist Comments and Q&A Session
  • Lori Frank
  • Marc Boutin
  • Susan Rawlins
  • Barbara Doty
• Final Conclusions and Next Steps for PCORI
  • Lori Frank
  • Laura Forsythe
• Wrap-up and Adjourn