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Adrian F Hernandez1, Elizabeth Shenkman2, Kathleen McTigue3
1Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC.
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PCORnet®, a national resource funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, is designed to enhance the nation's capacity to conduct efficient, patient-centered health research. The robust and adaptable PCORnet infrastructure can be leveraged to support a variety of study designs. Within this framework, PCORnet® Studies, a distinguished subset of research studies that meets specific criteria and approval, serve as exemplary models of patient-centered research, standing out for their rigorous adherence to criteria that elevate the quality and impact of research. Over the past 10 years, over 300 studies have been completed using the PCORnet infrastructure, including 58 studies that have earned the distinction of being a meritorious PCORnet® Study, of which 19 have been completed. We explore several of these efforts, highlighting the study archetypes supported by the PCORnet infrastructure, as well as the clinical therapeutic areas of these studies, funding sources, and breadth of PCORnet institutional users. We also provide lessons learned from our accumulated experience that translates the PCORnet infrastructure into a continuously learning framework and highlight unique capabilities of the PCORnet infrastructure supporting innovation in future trials.
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