April 4, 2023: New Quick Start Guide Pulls Together Resources for ePCT Project Managers

Screenshot of Quick Start Guide for Project ManagersThe NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory is pleased to announce the latest resource as part of its Quick Start Guide series. These Quick Start Guides are intended to support the successful conduct of embedded pragmatic clinical trials (ePCTs). The ePCT Quick Start Guide for Project Managers links to resources for project managers to support the conduct of ePCTs within healthcare systems.

The guides serve as annotated tables of contents, pointing readers to essential content in the Living Textbook to help successfully launch an ePCT and partner with healthcare systems leaders. They also link to recommended readings, documentation checklists, research toolkits, study documents, regulatory documents, oversight documents, and additional resources.

“We are excited to share this new tool with the research community,” said Tammy Reece, project director for the NIH Collaboratory Coordinating Center. “Pragmatic trials can pose unique challenges even for experienced project managers. Our hope is that this guide will serve as a useful resource throughout the entire life cycle of ePCTs—from planning through completion.”

The Quick Start Guide for Investigators is designed for clinical investigators interested in learning how to conduct an ePCT. The Quick Start Guide for Researcher and Healthcare Systems Leader Partnerships is designed to help clinical investigators partner with healthcare system leaders to support the successful conduct on an ePCT.

July 6, 2021: New Quick Start Guide Offers Advice for Partnering With Healthcare System Leaders

The NIH Collaboratory is pleased to share a new resource to help clinical investigators successfully partner with healthcare system leaders. The Quick Start Guide for Researcher and Healthcare Systems Leader Partnerships provides advice from NIH Collaboratory and healthcare system leadership and serves as an annotated table of contents for the Living Textbook, pointing readers to essential content.Quick Start Guide for Partnerships

The Quick Start Guide is part of a series of tools intended to support the successful conduct of ePCTs within healthcare systems. The first guide in the series, the Quick Start Guide for Investigators, is designed for clinical investigators interested in learning how to conduct an ePCT. The NIH Collaboratory Coordinating Center is developing more Quick Start Guides for different audiences and use cases.