Dissemination Approaches For Different Stakeholders
Section 6
Additional Resources
Contributors
Contributing Editors
Karen Staman, MS
Gina Uhlenbrauck, ELS
Liz Wing, MA
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| Grand Rounds March 9, 2018 | Communication and Dissemination in Learning Health Systems (Eric Larson, MD, MPH) |
| Grand Rounds September 29, 2018 | Preprints: What, Why Not, and How (Harlan Krumholz, MD) |
| Podcast September 29, 2018 |
Preprints: What, Why Not, and How (Harlan Krumholz, MD) |
| Information on Finding Reputable Journals |
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| Writing webinars | |
| Writing for Clinical Research | Discusses the structure and features of research articles, the writing process, submission and peer review, and the responsibilities of authorship. |
| Authorship and conflict of interest | |
| The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICJME) recommendations | Criteria for authorship for peer review journals as well as author responsibilities for reporting conflicts of interest |
| Reporting and dissemination tools | |
| PCORnet Best Practice Sharing Session | Using Narratives to Promote Engagement: The MyPaTH Story Project. This session describes how the PaTH network has developed an archive of patient stories to support the development of people-centered research questions in PCORnet and facilitate patient engagement in patient-centered outcomes research. |
| PCORI’s Dissemination and Implementation Framework | A dissemination and implementation (D&I) framework to facilitate strategic planning for sharing information and for putting new evidence into practice to speed change. |
| PCORI’s Dissemination and Implementation Toolkit | A companion document to the D&I Framework that describes the core components of dissemination and implementation. |
| Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrial.gov (AACT) database | The Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) created the Aggregate Analysis of ClinicalTrial.gov (AACT) database, which is a publicly-accessible ClinicalTrials.gov dataset that can be used to analyze studies and characterize the current state of clinical trials, including at the individual specialty level.
The product list contains publications, information regarding the methodology leading to the creation of AACT, tips, and example analyses. |
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