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PCORI is seeking a contractor to create a comprehensive action plan for the dissemination and implementation of comparative effectiveness research (CER) findings. The contract involves developing strategies to effectively share CER results and designing a process to evaluate the success of these dissemination and implementation efforts. The work will be carried out in Washington, DC, and aims to enhance the practical application of research findings to improve healthcare decisions. Proposals for this contract were due by October 25, 2013. The solicitation, identified as "Dissemination and Implementation Action Plan" under the number PCO-DIAP2013, was publicly posted on October 3, 2013. The contract falls under the NAICS code 813219 and does not specify any set-aside preferences. Interested parties were directed to submit inquiries or proposals via the provided contact email. The opportunity is focused on supporting PCORI’s mission to advance patient-centered outcomes through targeted research dissemination.

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PCORI contract to develop and evaluate dissemination strategies for CER findings in Washington, DC.

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813219 - Other Grantmaking and Giving Services

Place of Performance

1828 L St, NW, Ste 900, WASHINGTON, DC, 20009, USA

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NONE

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http://pcori.org/assets/2013/09/PCORI-Dissemination-Implementation-updated-RFP-093013.pdf

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