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Patient-oriented research competencies in health (PORCH) for researchers, patients, healthcare providers, and decision-makers: results of a scoping review.
Patient-oriented research competencies in health (PORCH) for researchers, patients, healthcare providers, and decision-makers: results of a scoping review. 

Patient-oriented research competencies in health (PORCH) for researchers, patients, healthcare providers, and decision-makers: results of a scoping review.

May 18, 2020May 18, 2020 Landon Steward and decision-makers: results of a scoping review., healthcare providers, Patient-oriented research competencies in health (PORCH) for researchers, patients

Plain English summaryBackground The Canadian Institutes of Health Research funded a program, “patient-oriented research” (POR), to vary the best way health

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