ACMG Education Workgroups-June 18 - Obtaining Funding from the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)

June 18 - Obtaining Funding from the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)

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The document presents findings from a session where participants were asked about the disclosure of financial relationships, influencing behavior changes in patients, and the balance of presentations free from commercial bias. It shows that all participants disclosed financial relationships, and the majority are willing to develop mechanisms to influence patient behavior. The feedback indicates that the course had a positive impact, with participants expressing interest in projects related to equitable patient care and PCORI involvement. Some noted changes they will make include providing more information to patients about support groups and being more mindful of diverse patient populations. Overall, the responses reflect a heightened awareness of patient-centered care and equity in healthcare practices, with participants showing readiness to implement changes based on the course learnings. The session received positive feedback, with participants finding it valuable and informative, leading to potential practice changes and deeper engagement with patient care and research.

Keywords

financial relationships

influencing behavior

commercial bias

equitable patient care

PCORI involvement

support groups

diverse patient populations

patient-centered care

healthcare equity

practice changes