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Measuring what Meaningful Engagement Looks Like
The Measurement Matters project developed the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Engagement Measure, or PCOR-EM, to measure meaningful engagement. The project laid the groundwork for understanding how, if at all, certain engagement practices led to improved researcher and patient outcomes, such as increased knowledge, improved research design, and improved patient health.
Project
Overview
Find detailed insights and a transparent view of project activities that helped shape the Measurement Matters Project.
Reports include:
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Literature Scan Report
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Consensus Methods Survey Findings
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Focus Group Report
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Cognitive Testing Report
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Pilot Phase Report: Data Collection
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Pilot Phase Report: Fraudulent Survey Responses
Additional reports will be updated in the future.
Project Activity Reports
The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Engagement Measure (PCOR-EM), V1.0, is a free tool that helps research teams assess the quality of engagement with patients and community partners.
The 19-item measure takes about 10 minutes to complete and provides an engagement-quality score to support reflection, discussion, and improvement.
Explore the measure, review the instructions, and access the score calculator.
The PCOR-EM Tool
Project Advisor's Corner
The Engagement Summits were full-group meetings, which included partners from our Steering Committee, Pilot Partner Subcommittee, and Engagement Technical Advisors. The purpose of the meetings were to connect partners, celebrate milestones, guide and plan future work.
Click HERE to view Summit slides and meeting notes.
