Research Announcements

Fostering Capable Rural Communities An Australian Perspective

Join the Rural Futures Institute at the University of Nebraska presentation with Dr. Jim Cavaye, Associate Professor, The University of Queensland, Australia.

With a similar land mass area as the U.S., but only 10% of the population in comparison, Australia is definitely rural. Australia’s rural communities face many of the same challenges as their U.S. counterparts.

This seminar will cover the challenges and opportunities in fostering rural communities, highlighting many of the parallels between the Midwest and Australia. Dr. Cavaye will discuss agricultural viability, the provision of services and community volunteerism. He will describe innovative local economic development initiatives, the effects of mining and coal seam gas development, a growing women’s movement as well as other principles of community vitality.

 

Attend the seminar in person or online:

 

Monday, July 13, 1:00 pm CST UNL East Campus Union Cottonwood Room University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Tuesday, July 14, 10:30 am CST Live Adobe Connect Presentation (click here)

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FasterCures Webinar on Patient Registries

Tuesday, June 9th

PCORI Executive Director Joe Selby will discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with patient registries and patient-powered research networks in the effort to bridge gaps among patient communities, drug developers, healthcare providers, and other stakeholders on Tuesday, June 9, during a FasterCures webinar, “Building Research-Ready Communities: A Closer Look at Patient Registries.” Register and submit advance questions here

PCORI Stakeholders Teleconference to Inform Potential Future Funding Announcements

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute will hold a teleconference and webinar on Tuesday, June 9, for a series of multi-stakeholder workshops on whether comparative effectiveness research can address critical questions about care for major depressive disorder, chronic back and musculoskeletal pain, long-term use of opioids for chronic pain, and the use of new oral blood thinning drugs.  The discussions will inform PCORI consideration of potential future funding announcements on these topics

Find details and register for each teleconference/webinar on the PCOR website.