Recognition March 2020
- Ms. Tuzzio presents on pragmatic clinical trials
- Dr. Parchman and team update opioid-management guide
- Dr. Lewis gives Virtual Grand Rounds
- Dr. Parchman chairs Value Based Healthcare Congress
Ms. Tuzzio presents on pragmatic clinical trials
In February, KPWHRI Research Associate Leah Tuzzio, MPH presented to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Living Textbook Grand Rounds Series on preparing for pragmatic clinical trials. Ms. Tuzzio spoke about conducting pragmatic research in real-world contexts with co-presenters Vincent Mor, PhD, Brown University, and Jerry Jarvik, MD, MPH, University of Washington. A recording will be available at the NIH Collaboratory Grand Rounds website.
Dr. Parchman and team update opioid-management guide
KPWHRI Senior Investigator Michael Parchman, MD, MPH,, led a team from the MacColl Center for Health Care Innovation in updating the toolkit for the Six Building Blocks approach to improving management of patients with chronic pain who take opioid therapy. The resources are available through the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
Dr. Lewis gives Virtual Grand Rounds
For the Prevention Science and Methodology Group from Northwestern University, KPWHRI Associate Investigator Cara Lewis, PhD, held Virtual Grand Rounds in February. Her topic was implementation mechanisms—the processes through which strategies work—and developing an implementation mechanisms research agenda.
Dr. Parchman chairs Value Based Healthcare Congress
Senior Investigator Michael Parchman, MD, MPH, was invited to chair the Value Based Healthcare Congress in February in Las Vegas, NV. In opening remarks, Dr. Parchman talked about working with delivery system partners such as Kaiser Permanente Washington. In a separate session, he presented about essential skills for clinical value champions.
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