Health Care Systems Interactions

Health Care Systems Interactions

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Core goal: Support and facilitate productive collaboration between researchers, clinicians, and health system leaders to conduct effective, relevant embedded pragmatic clinical research.

The Core aims to generate generalizable knowledge on how to engender trusting, long-term partnerships so stakeholders are eager to participate in research and trust that their interests, including providing excellent care to patients, will be well served. In addition, the Core shares knowledge on conducting research in a way that does not disrupt the delivery of clinical care or health systems’ operations.

The Core works with the Collaboratory to identify and consult on challenges, provide a forum for discussion, and develop tools and best practices for research conducted in partnership with diverse healthcare systems. The Core’s activities are applicable throughout the life cycle of clinical trials.

Interview

Health Care Systems Interactions Core Co-Chairs discuss the Core’s progress over the last 10 years during the NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Steering Committee meeting in April 2022.

Areas of Focus

This figure shows that a project moves from the protocol development stage to study start-up then on to study conduct and finally ends with study closeout. Along the way, these steps require collaboration, developing best practices, engagement, communication, and knowledge-sharing.

This page also includes products from the Stakeholder Engagement Core led by Sean Tunis, CMTP, from 2012-2017.

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