PCORnet® Helps Your Research Go Further, Faster
PCORnet is a national resource, funded by PCORI®, that enables insights from high-quality health data, patient partnership, and research expertise to deliver fast, trustworthy answers that advance health outcomes.
2026 PCORI Annual Meeting Offers Opportunities to Learn About PCORnet®
Attending the 2026 PCORI Annual Meeting on October 19 and 20? There will be several opportunities to learn about PCORnet®, including a breakout session that will highlight how PCORnet® can advance patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research.
PCORnet® Playbook
Researchers who partner with PCORnet® have access to unique representative health data, research expertise, and patient insights. Whether you are a new or an experienced researcher, the PCORnet® Playbook is your go-to guide for navigating the PCORnet infrastructure, tapping into expert support, and integrating patient perspectives into your research from the start.
Research Highlights Illustrate Power of PCORnet®
Learn how researchers are using PCORnet to improve patient outcomes by fueling large-scale research.
GPC
Greater Plains Collaborative (GPC), a PCORnet® Clinical Research Network, is a network of 14 leading medical centers in nine states committed to a shared vision of improving healthcare delivery through ongoing learning, adoption of evidence-based practices, and active research dissemination.
Check out GPC's handbook for creating a Patient Advisory Council.
Special Journal Supplement
A PCORI-sponsored supplement of the journal Medical Care provides peer-reviewed open-access articles that demonstrate the robust scientific value of PCORnet in accelerating patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research.
Event
2026 PCORI Annual Meeting
October 19-20, 2026
Washington, D.C.
Population Insights Reports
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Maternal Morbidity and Mortality (MMM)
Tools to Speed Study Start-up
Conduct research more efficiently by addressing some of the most time-consuming, costly, and difficult aspects of study start-up.