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Best practices for virtual engagement of patient-centered outcomes research teams during and after the COVID-19 pandemic: qualitative study

Thayer et al., 2021

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13055510778914167748
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Thayer E
Pam M
Al Achkar M
Mentch L
Brown G
Kazmerski T
Godfrey E
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Journal of participatory medicine

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Background Patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR) engages patients as partners in research and focuses on questions and outcomes that are important to patients. The COVID- 19 pandemic has forced PCOR teams to engage through web-based platforms rather than in …
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