Sparking Ideas. Igniting Research.
Patient Insight Institute’s Patient Informed Research Exchange (PIRE) brings together professionals engaging in patient-centered research.
The Patient Informed Research Exchange is a network of professionals from our academic, scientific, and organizational partners established to advance patient-informed projects and initiatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
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PIRE is for professionals engaged in patient‑centered research and innovation. This includes professionals from academic institutions, scientific organizations, and nonprofit or NGO partners who are interested in collaborating, sharing insights, and advancing patient‑informed initiatives.
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PIRE participation is open to professionals interested in contributing to patient‑centered research and projects.
Please click the button above to fill out our contact form and check the box to indicate interest in PIRE. This will add you to our contact list to receive updates and information about opportunities for collaboration.
If you have further questions please email our team at insightinstitute@patient.advocate.org
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PIRE offers a flexible, collaborative environment to connect, exchange ideas, and support patient‑informed initiatives. Members are invited to attend semiannual Zoom meetings to share work and provide feedback. Members will also receive email updates and information regarding ad hoc opportunities . Participation in PIRE does not require ongoing work or mandatory involvement—members can engage at a level that fits their interests and availability.
Meeting Archive:
Meeting #2: October 8, 2026
At the Fall 2026 PIRE Meeting, members discussed findings from the Trust in Science Survey, including insights from those who helped review and refine the survey. Participants shared valuable feedback about the challenges, concerns, and experiences affecting patients and caregivers in their communities, which will help inform the development of our upcoming biannual survey. The meeting also highlighted exciting future activities and opportunities for member engagement.
Meeting #1: April 21, 2026
Our first meeting marked an exciting start as we came together to introduce the goal and mission of PIRE and begin building meaningful connections. Members had the opportunity to learn who we are, what we do, and most importantly who’s in the room. The conversation set a collaborative tone, creating space for introductions, shared interests, and the beginnings of a strong, engaged community.
