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Appendix F: Workshop Agenda
Pages 541-548

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... 2. Expanded interest and activity in the work needed -- e.g., compara tive effectiveness research, systematic reviews, innovative research strategies, clinical registries, coverage with evidence development.
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... DAY ONE 8:00 Welcome and IntroductIons John W Rowe, Columbia University & IOM Roundtable on Evidence-Based Medicine 8:15 Keynote: a VIsIon for the capacIty to learn What care WorKs Best What are the core elements of a robust and sustainable capacity for comparative effectiveness research?
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... Wilensky, Project HOPE 1:00 sessIon 2: the InformatIon netWorKs requIred Each presenter will describe the nature of the systems required to capture and use data for insights on clinical effectiveness and to ensure effective and efficient review and dissemination of those insights. Presenters will also describe what is known about the current capacity, give a rough estimate of the necessary capacity, and offer initial suggestions on policies or activities for progress.
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... Steinwachs, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health & IOM Roundtable on Evidence-Based Medicine ➢ Comparative Effectiveness Workforce -- Framework and Assessment William R Hersh, Oregon Health and Science University • Reactor Panel Jean Paul Gagnon, sanofi-aventis Bruce Bruce H
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... Bruce Ferguson, East Carolina Heart Institute ➢ Research Infrastructure Improvement Daniel E Ford, Johns Hopkins University ➢ Transforming Health Professions Education Benjamin K
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... What existing or planned efforts might best inform the development of needed infrastructure for comparative analyses and research (e.g., biomarkers consortium, data aggregation efforts, Food and Drug Administration Sentinel Network)
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... , Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University Stuart H Altman, Brandeis University Kathleen A
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Key Terms

  • iom roundtable
  • brookings institution
  • effectiveness research
  • david helms
  • initial suggestions

  • healthcare research
  • expanded work
  • current capacity
  • jean paul
  • efficient review

  • biomarkers consortium
  • mailman school
  • technology requirements
  • networks required
  • study design

  • east carolina
  • effectiveness work
  • translate results
  • merck research
  • driven health

  • qualitative assessments
  • concluding summary
  • project hope
  • rough estimate
  • bloomberg school

  • systematic reviews
  • develop data
  • designated entity
  • health plan
  • clinical effectiveness


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