Two ways the AMCP Research Institute is making health research more patient-centered
Cate Lockhart, PharmD, PhD explores two AMCP Research Institute initiatives focused on making health research more patient-centered and useful in real-world decision-making. She highlights efforts to improve how study results are communicated to patients and how real-world evidence can guide smarter coverage decisions that better reflect patients’ lived experiences.
Connecting the Dots: Stepping off the Sidelines into Advocacy
Jen discusses her path to advocacy and all of the impactful life experiences that informed her perspective along the way. She shares how volunteering with NPAF and attending Patient Insight Congress connected her with a community of other individuals dedicated to patient- and caregiver-centered advocacy. Read Jen’s story here.
Advocating for Food Insecure Families with Food Allergies in Rural Mississippi
Read about Natalie’s inspiring work that uses community-based participatory research to address gaps in rural healthcare. Her writing and research highlight the lived experiences of rural families navigating food insecurity and food allergies, with a focus on improving education, access, and collaboration between communities, clinicians, and food providers.

