Today, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s (PCORI) Board of Governors (Board) met for their second meeting of the year. The agenda, which can be found here, included the first public presentation of PCORI’s Dashboard
The document is a graphic display describing how well PCORI has accomplished their priorities for 2013. Thirteen of the seventeen priorities that PCORI measured were deemed “on track,” four were classified as “off track”, and none were deemed “need[ing] attention.” “Off track,” Executive Director Joe Selby noted, means that a priority has not yet met timely goals, but that it is moving in a positive direction. The slides describe the Dashboard in further detail.
Most notably behind are the advisory panels for Rare Disease, Clinical Trials, and Communication and Dissemination. Dr. Selby reported that the slates for the Rare Disease and Clinical Trials panels will be presented by the end of the quarter. The slate for the Communication and Dissemination panel will be presented to the Board in September.
The Board asked that the next Dashboard include targets for each of the goals displayed, but otherwise stated they were extremely satisfied with the document.
Dr. Selby also noted that PCORI will be switching from a calendar year (CY) to fiscal year (FY) reporting structure.
Most notably behind are the advisory panels for Rare Disease, Clinical Trials, and Communication and Dissemination. Dr. Selby reported that the slates for the Rare Disease and Clinical Trials panels will be presented by the end of the quarter. The slate for the Communication and Dissemination panel will be presented to the Board in September.
The Board asked that the next Dashboard include targets for each of the goals displayed, but otherwise stated they were extremely satisfied with the document.
Dr. Selby also noted that PCORI will be switching from a calendar year (CY) to fiscal year (FY) reporting structure.
