Center for Outcomes Research
Purpose
The purpose of the Center for Outcomes Research (COR) is to optimize healthcare, improve health outcomes, and reduce health inequalities through high-quality patient-oriented and population health research. Our multidisciplinary research teams leverage big data to generate evidence that helps patients, providers, organizations, and policymakers make healthcare decisions.
Objectives
- Contribute to the development of an efficient research infrastructure that builds the institution’s capacity to fulfill its vision and mission.
- Generate, disseminate, and implement evidence that addresses important healthcare problems.
- Provide training for graduate students and medical residents to address the Center’s purpose.
Research Priorities
- Clinical epidemiology and comparative effectiveness research
- Health services research
- Health disparities
Current Areas of Study
- Cancer treatment, comorbidities, and survivorship
- Hepatitis C screening, treatment, comorbidities, and long-term outcomes
- HIV continuum of care, comorbidities, and long-term outcomes