Ambassador Calls to Action Survey September 2020

2. Did you complete "Engage with the 2020 PCORI Virtual Annual Meeting" call to action? 

• Yes
• No

Which strategy did you use to complete the "Engage with the PCORI 2020 Annual Meeting" call to action?

• Strategy #1: Share your registration with others
• Strategy #2: Introduce new prospective Ambassadors at Engagement Booth
• Strategy #3: Check out or virtual promotional toolkit
• Strategy #4: Share prepared Tweet(s)
• Other - Write In Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

3. Did you complete "Register for Ambassador Networking Session" call to action? 

• Yes
• No

4. Did you complete "Research Fundamentals Online Training Debuts" call to action?

• Yes
• No

Which strategy did you use to complete "Research Fundamentals Online Training Debuts" call to action? 

• Strategy #1: Share the training with colleagues
• Strategy #2: Use training with your multi-stakeholder research team
• Strategy #3: Provide input on training
• Strategy #4: Share prepared Tweet

5. Did you complete "COVID-19 Inaugural Quarterly Horizon Scanning Report Available" call to action? 

• Yes
• No

Which strategy did you use to complete "COVID-19 Inaugural Quarterly Horizon Scanning Report Available" call to action?

• Strategy #1: Read the Horizon Scanning Report
• Strategy #2: Share the Horizon Scanning Report with clinicians
• Strategy #3: Share prepared Tweet

7. Did you complete any of the following bonus calls to action in September or October? If so, which ones?

• 1. Recruit at least one new Ambassador to join the program. Please note this was one of the calls to action in the June bimonthly newsletter and should have already been noted above.
• 2. Complete your Ambassador Profile for the Ambassador Center by completing this form.
• 3. Accept an invitation, should it be made, to present at a community organization about PCORI or PCORI.
• 4. Share at least one PCORI “Evidence Update” with a local, state, regional, or national group or organization.
• 5. Share at least three fact sheets with a local, state, regional, or national group or organization.
• 6. Share at least one “PCORI Evidence Impact” factsheet with a local, state, regional, or national group or organization. These fact sheets are organized by condition areas that are addressed in our research funding portfolio.
• 7. Speak with a local community group, support group, or research institute about PCORI.
• 8. Subscribe to the “Partnership to Improve Patient Care” (PIPC) listserv to receive updates about the organization and upcoming events.
• 9. Invite a PCORI-funded researcher to come speak to a community group or organization about their project(s).
• 10. Write at least three posts in Yammer to stimulate discussions about a PCOR topic that interests you.
• 11. Introduce yourself to another PCORI Ambassador using the Ambassador Center in order to connect over shared interests, research experiences, or other.
• 12. Encourage at least one researcher to utilize the PCORI Ambassador Center to connect with an Ambassador to potentially partner on a research project, collaborative, or other initiative.
• 13. Outside any scheduled Ambassador activities, attend a Town Hall or Webinar hosted by another organization related to patient-centered outcomes research.
• 14. Contribute to a local or online newspaper for your efforts raising awareness about PCORI and its research.
• 15. Meet with a PCORI-funded research team, including patient and stakeholder partners, to discuss PCORI and how they can get more involved.
• 16. Organize or coordinate a “meet and greet” or meeting in your community to discuss the value of PCORI and its research.
• 17. Apply to serve as a peer reviewer for the PCORI Translation Center.
• 18. Apply to serve as a merit reviewer for PCORI or another state or federal health agency.
• 19. Apply to serve on a state or federal health agency or committee with a focus on patient-centered outcomes research.
• 20. Create a blog about being an Ambassador and blog about issues that matter to you and include information on PCORI.
• 21. Use social media five times a month at a minimum to discuss PCORI and the value of PCOR and research engagement.
• 22. Follow PCORI’s social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn) and share at least ten postings.
• 23. Participate in at least one PCORI-sponsored webinar or online event.
• 24. Work with other Ambassadors that share a condition- or topic area-based interest or geography group to stimulate learning and collaboration opportunities.
• Other - Write In Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.