Deadline: 1-Apr-25
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute is inviting applications for the Dissemination Initiative to spread awareness and increase knowledge of PCORI-funded research findings.
Strategies proposed will vary based on the results being disseminated, the relevant stakeholders identified as key users of the information and the goals of the dissemination effort. Proposed strategies must be appropriate and justifiable based on these factors. Systematic reviews of research on dissemination have outlined a range of dissemination approaches to spread awareness and increase knowledge. These include strategies to:
- Increase the reach of evidence. These strategies purposefully distribute evidence to different targeted audiences and settings to increase the reach of information using different communication channels, such as mail, email, phone, text message, TV, radio, print, social media, webinar and mobile apps.
- Increase motivation to use and apply evidence. These strategies focus on increasing interest in the evidence among targeted audiences and within targeted settings, using local champions, community leaders or groups, thought leaders or groups or experts to actively endorse or promote the evidence being disseminated.
- Increase ability to use and apply evidence. These strategies enhance people’s ability to understand evidence and generally provide additional resources (how-to materials, training, etc.) relevant to the evidence.
Funding Information
- Award total costs may not exceed $300,000. The maximum budget includes all direct and indirect costs.
- Maximum Project Period: Two years
Eligibility Criteria
- Nonprofit and for-profit organizations may apply.
- U.S.-based applicants must have a Federal Employer Identification Number. This is assigned by the Internal Revenue Service.
- Applicants must demonstrate the capability to comply with the terms of the standard agreement associated with each PFA. Potential applicants are strongly encouraged to review the standard agreement prior to application.
- Individuals may not apply.
Review Criteria
- Program Fit and Balance
- Project Plan and Timeline
- Qualifications of the Project Lead, Personnel and Organizational Capabilities
- Patient & Stakeholder Engagement Plan and Collaborators
- Past Performance
- Budget/Cost Proposal
For more information, visit PCORI.