Comments on the draft are
being accepted through an online comment and survey
tool where you can answer a series of general and specific questions
about the report. In addition, you may upload a document to provide any
additional feedback.
We see this draft report
as a resource for the entire healthcare community. So we're counting on
input from all healthcare stakeholders to ensure that the broadest range
of perspectives possible is reflected in our efforts to improve and
refine this document over time. Feedback received during the 54-day
comment period, which ends at 11:59 p.m. ET on Friday, September 14,
will be analyzed and potentially incorporated into a revised version of
the report that the PCORI Board of Governors will review and consider for
adoption at its November public meeting in Boston.
The report, which
identifies 60 standards for PCOR, was produced by PCORI's 17-member
Methodology Committee, a panel of top research methodology experts
appointed by the U.S. Government Accountability Office. Its purpose is to
set universally accepted standards that ensure that the information
provided to patients is based on research results that meet the highest
scientific standards.
We
eagerly await your comments on this important document, which will serve
as the foundation for research that allows patients and their clinicians
to make better- informed health care decisions.
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