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Telehealth to Optimize Management of Multiple Chronic Conditions among Vulnerable Populations in Primary Care - 2022 Cycle 3
- May I Contact Someone At PCORI About The Suitability Of My Proposed Project?
- What Are The Differences Between “Category 1” And “Category 2”?
- Are There Additional Requirements For Category 2 LOIs and Applications?
- My LOI Was Accepted And I Was Invited To Submit My Application Under Category 1 (Proposed Budget Less Than Or Equal To $5 Million). However, Our Proposed Budget Increased In Preparing Our Application. Can I Submit My Full Application Under Category 2?
- My Research Includes An Evidence-Based Intervention That Has Demonstrated Efficacy In A General Population But Lacks Evidence For Effectiveness In Populations At Risk For Disparities. Can I Tailor/Test These Types Of Interventions Under My PCORI Award?
- Will PCORI Allow Potential Funding Support of Patient Care Costs For this PFA?
- How Does A Request For PCORI Coverage Of Patient Care Costs Affect Review Of Letters Of Intent For this PFA?
- Are There Any Limits To The Amount Of Patient Care Costs That Can Be Proposed For Coverage Under this PFA?
- What Study Intervention Costs Can Be Proposed For PCORI Funding Support?
- Does The Proposed Intervention Need To Be Well Established In The Clinic Before The Trial, Or Can It Be Implemented At The Beginning Of The Contract And Then Tested Against The More Traditional Intervention?
- Can One Comparative-Treatment Option Be A New Option For Patients? For Example, Enhanced Care Based On The Literature But Not Currently In Routine Practice?
- Do The Interventions To Be Compared Need To Be Currently Reimbursable?
- I Have Been Invited To Submit A Full Application Based On My Accepted LOI. Am I Allowed To Make Any Changes From The Approved LOI To Be Reflected In My Full Application?
- Can The Study Focus on Obesity as a Chronic Condition? Is Obesity Considered a Multiple Chronic Condition?
- Would comparative effectiveness research that includes a telehealth model training primary care clinicians in remote and underserved areas in specialty care for local treatment for patients with complex chronic conditions be acceptable?
- What Does It Mean to Be Multisite?
- Would a study proposing to deliver primary care to incarcerated populations be considered responsive to this funding announcement?
- Can the primary care setting be a home-based primary care? Can it be a specialty-related primary care program, such as geriatric or HIV primary care?
- Is it within the scope of patient care costs to cover the salary of staff delivering patient care?
- Can pediatric patients be included in the study population?
- Are people with sensory disabilities included in the vulnerable population criteria?
- Is usual care an appropriate comparator?