PCORI - Engagement in Research: Foundational Expectations for Partnerships
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Engagement in Research: Foundational Expectations for Partnerships PCORI has developed six foundational expectations — building blocks for meaningful, effective and sustainable engagement with patients, communities and other partners in research. Researchers and partners should address each of these expectations when: X Applying for PCORI funding. X Developing a project plan and engagement plan for awarded projects. X Reflecting on engagement during a project to improve and strengthen engagement over time. FOUNDATIONAL EXPECTATIONS…
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