Introduction to PCORE
Employee Onboarding Session March 20th, 2019
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Introduction to PCORE Employee Onboarding Session March 20th, 2019
Employee Onboarding Session March 20th, 2019
Keith Stanley
NWSP
Abiola Keller
Marquette
Dan Pinto
Marquette
Marissa Lovell
NWSP/Marquette
Patrick Kennelly
Marquette
Kristin Kipp
Marquette
Rebecca Berman
CJE
Chris Simenz
Marquette
Jennifer Fink
UWM
Kelly Sutton
Advocate Aurora
Beth Mrozinsky
Harley-Davidson
Laura Hintz
Harley-Davidson
Vicki Miller
MillerCoors
Bonny Ryan
MillerCoors
Judy Hoppe Haack
PBDC
Matt Paulus
Marquette
Edith Burns
MCW
Laura Linnan
UNC-Chapel Hill
Research that centers on engaging patients, family caregivers, clinicians, and other healthcare stakeholders as active partners in research, helping research teams decide what to study and how to study it. By engaging patients throughout the research process, we are more likely to ask the right questions, study the outcomes that matter most to patients, and produce useful and relevant results that are more likely to be used in practice.
A community partnership between employees with multiple chronic health conditions, anchor partner employers, academic researchers, and clinicians that seeks to build the capacity of employers and researchers to incorporate employees and their interests into patient centered outcomes research and/or comparative effectiveness research.
What exactly is PCORE looking to do in our organizations? If there is not a project being implemented immediately, why are we involving employees? How will our organizations benefit from PCORE? How is focusing on employees going to help the greater community of the Near West Side? How will the input of just a handful of employee participants on the panel sufficiently inform the development of a research project?
Represent the voices of employees with chronic health conditions and share common experiences in panel meetings Collaborate with employers, researchers, and clinicians to help identify relevant research questions and initiatives Discuss PCORE with
gather their feedback to help provide a holistic view of employee experiences Attend stakeholder panel meetings once every other month until September 2020 Communicate with PCORE leadership team if you have any questions or concerns
Short Term
encourages dialogue between PCORE Panel members.
researchers and clinicians to design patient centered research questions and draw on the experiences of employees with multiple chronic conditions (MCC)
concepts to panel, such as PCOR and Comparative Effectiveness Research education
Long Term
development, implementation, and dissemination of research.
engage with PCOR research and champion the unique experience of employees with MCC to external researchers.
translatable model for incorporating the voice of employees with MCC into research.
Thursday March 28th from 1:00-2:30 at MillerCoors.
Thank you for your participation!