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The Patient-Centered
    Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is providing a free webcast for the
    plenary sessions of its patient engagement workshop, "Transforming
    Patient-Centered Research: Building Partnerships and Promising
    Models," October 27-28. The workshop is designed to help PCORI build a
    patient-centered research community. 
 
Workshop participants will
    help PCORI establish procedures for identifying research questions,
    reviewing research proposals for funding, and ensuring patient
    participation throughout the research process. It is the first in a series
    of workshops aimed at bringing PCORI's vision for patient and stakeholder
    engagement to life.  
 
Because in-person
    attendance at the workshop is limited and full, following an open
    application process, PCORI is providing three opportunities for all
    patients and healthcare community members to be a part of the process and
    provide input on the workshop's five topics: 
Identifying
         and Selecting Research QuestionsReviewing
         Research Proposals for FundingMatching
         Patients and Stakeholders with ResearchersDisseminating
         Research to the CommunityEvaluating
         PCORI's Patient and Stakeholder Engagement Programs 
 
To take part, you can: 
Watch a
         live webcast of workshop plenary
         sessions: 
Saturday,
          October 27, 8:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. ETSunday,
          October 28, 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ETJoin the
          conversation on Twitter by following @PCORI and using the #PCORI hashtag
          during the workshop.Provide
          feedback to PCORI on the workshop topics by email
          to GetInvolved@pcori.org.
          Feedback received will be considered as PCORI develops a report on
          the workshop. 
 
Visit pcori.org to access the webcast, view the
    workshop agenda, read more about the workshop topics and get to know our
    presenters and facilitators. We look forward to your participation and
    feedback as we build a patient-centered research community. | 
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