Completed OTHERS NIH (US)

Partnering for Precision Medicine: A Collaborative Services Center for the All of Us Program

$332.83M USD

Funder	OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH
Recipient Organization	National Opinion Research Center
Country	United States
Start Date	Jan 01, 2024
End Date	Dec 31, 2024
Duration	365 days
Number of Grantees	2
Roles	Co-Investigator; Principal Investigator
Data Source	NIH (US)
Grant ID	`10876605`

Grant Description

ROA Number OTA-23-002 | Partnering for Precision Medicine: A Collaborative Services Center for the All of Us Program3 ABSTRACT The All of Us Research Program (AoU) aims to broaden its reach and impact by enabling support for a continuously evolving set of engagement, enrollment, and retention partnerships,

participant audiences (including children), assessment methods, research services, ancillary study protocols, and return of information to participants. Through the establishment of the AoU Participant and Partner Services Center (PPSC), the program will build on its prior successes to provide technology systems and direct and indirect research services to enable and support

participant engagement, enrollment, and retention in collaboration with program partners. The key to the success of the PPSC is understanding the research process and building technological and methodological solutions that allow the AoU program to meet the needs of AoU participants and partners. As the PPSC partner, NORC will collaborate with NIH and other

AoU partners to enroll a diverse population while maintaining engagement from the participants already enrolled. Additionally, the PPSC will support the expansion of AoU to include new data collection methods and ancillary studies. Our proposal for the PPSC Research Technology Systems (RTS) Core combines our deep

knowledge of multimodal data collection with technical expertise to design and configure the All of Us Participant Management System (APMS), based on a Salesforce and Qualtrics platform. These widely-used, secure, low-code/no-code platforms will allow for rapid implementation of the APMS and also facilitate future enhancements and additions to the AoU protocol.

For the Program Management and Delivery (PMD) Core, we will provide indirect and direct research services supporting program and protocol operations for the AoU as it moves into the next phase and expands the scope to enroll children, conduct ancillary studies, and improve outreach to diverse communities.

Full Participant and Partner Services Center

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