Building Data Infrastructure For PCORI Research Should Start Now, NIH’s Collins Says
Executive Summary
NIH Director Collins, a member of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute board of governors, offered his vision of a data infrastructure that would enable PCORI to maximize its research capabilities while minimizing costs of conducting research. At the same PCORI-sponsored workshop, Institute Executive Director Joe Selby described the main characteristics a national data infrastructure should offer.
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