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Welcome!Welcome to the NPC Members Only Community As an NPC member, you have access to resources and materials developed especially with you in mind! In addition to member only publications, we've developed PowerPoint presentations that summarize research findings allowing you to share the results with your internal teams. Visit the Library to see what's new! In addition to NPC-developed resources, we've posted other resources and materials in the Library we believe you will find useful (e.g, white papers, links, etc.). In the member only section, you may search for other members (see People tab) and add additional information to your profile (see My Page tab). For those of you serving on NPC committees, we have established committee "homes" where you will find meeting announcements, meeting agendas and other related documentation (see Committee tab). As always, we welcome your feedback so that we can continue to improve this unique NPC resource! Community NewsPosted by N P C. on May 16th, 2012 12:10pm
In our series on research methods, we've touched on randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and one type of RCT, the pragmatic clinical trial. But there are several other types of RCTs that can be useful to researchers. These study designs might be more appropriate for studying chronic diseases,... General , Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) , Randomized Controlled Trials , Research Methods Webinar with PCORI Executive Director Dr. Joe Selby
On Friday, February 3, 2012 NPC hosted a webinar with Dr. Joe Selby, Executive Director of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). Dr. Selby outlined PCORI's national priorities and research agenda and update members on current activities, including the Pilot Projects Grants Program and the draft components of the Methodology Committee's Translation Framework. Click here to listen to the webinar. Town Hall on AsymmetryNPC hosted a member-only town hall on September 23, 2011 on the issue of asymmetry in the ability to communication comparative effectiveness research findings. The town hall was co-hosted by Pfzer Inc. Visit the Library to download speaker presentations or view video interviews on the NPC website. CER: Do Employers Care? What Will They Do?Employers represent an important segment of health care purchasers, providing health insurance coverage to two-thirds of the U.S. population and funding 40% of prescription drug spending. The survey finds that most employers are aware of CER and believe that findings from such research will help them to improve their health benefits decision making. We encourage you to share the results of this survey with your colleagues! | |
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