PAIR - Pitch An Idea for Research with PAIR

Pitch An Idea for Research with PAIR

The PAIR with PAIR pilot program provides UPHS clinicians – of any background, at any level – an opportunity to partner with a trained research team to explore a research question about a real-world problem faced by patients, families, and clinicians in the delivery of serious illness care.

While the pilot program is open to studies that touch upon any aspect of serious illness, this year's unique priority will be
on studies designed to surmount health inequities. Studies that promote goal concordant care during an era of social distancing may also be given priority.

Submission instructions

Submission:

Please email your documents to pair@pennmedicine.upenn.edu

Biographical sketch:

A brief biographical sketch (1 -2 paragraphs) detailing your background, training, and interests. You may submit an NIH-formatted biosketch instead.

Research Proposal:

The research proposal should be no longer than one single-spaced page, Arial size 11 font, and include the following sections:

> Background (statement of the problem, its significance, and the impact of the knowledge to be gained)

> Research question

> Proposed approach (how will you answer this question? no need to include sample size calculations or analytic plan)

Budget:

There is no need to submit a budget document. Successful proposals will be awarded budgets of up to $75,000. The budgets will be prepared by research administrators in the PAIR Center and reviewed with the investigator for his or her approval.

Proposals will be judged on the following criteria:

> Quality of research question

> Feasibility in 18-month study period with budget of $75,000 or less

> Potential impact of knowledge to be generated

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The PAIR with PAIR pilot program provides UPHS clinicians – of any background, at any level – an opportunity to partner with a trained research team to explore a research question about a real-world problem faced by patients, families, and clinicians in the delivery of serious illness care.

While the pilot program is open to studies that touch upon any aspect of serious illness, this year's unique priority will be
on studies designed to surmount health inequities. Studies that promote goal concordant care during an era of social distancing may also be given priority.

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Improving the Quality and Frequency of Advance Care Planning Among Hospitalized Patients

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Study of Therapeutic Exercise in Acute Respiratory Failure to Improve Neuromuscular Disability (STAND)

We generate high-quality evidence to advance healthcare policies and practices that improve the lives of all people affected by serious illness.

The PAIR with PAIR pilot program provides UPHS clinicians – of any background, at any level – an opportunity to partner with a trained research team to explore a research question about a real-world problem faced by patients, families, and clinicians in the delivery of serious illness care.

While the pilot program is open to studies that touch upon any aspect of serious illness, this year's unique priority will be on studies designed to surmount health inequities. Studies that promote goal concordant care during an era of social distancing may also be given priority.

Ready to submit?

Timeline

Eligibility

Award

Submission instructions

Questions?

Improving the Quality and Frequency of Advance Care Planning Among Hospitalized Patients

PwP_Jones_Proj_Descrip

PwP_Jones_PAIR_Mission

Study of Therapeutic Exercise in Acute Respiratory Failure to Improve Neuromuscular Disability (STAND)

We generate high-quality evidence to advance healthcare policies and practices that improve the lives of all people affected by serious illness.

While the pilot program is open to studies that touch upon any aspect of serious illness, this year's unique priority will be
on studies designed to surmount health inequities. Studies that promote goal concordant care during an era of social distancing may also be given priority.