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The NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Podcast provides a platform for discussions about interesting and timely issues in the field of pragmatic clinical trials. Featured guests include Grand Rounds speakers, representatives from NIH Collaboratory Trials, and thought leaders within the NIH Collaboratory and broader research community.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Podcast provides a platform for discussions about interesting and timely issues in the field of pragmatic clinical trials. Featured guests include Grand Rounds speakers, representatives from NIH Collaboratory Trials, and thought leaders within the NIH Collaboratory and broader research community.
NIH Collaboratory is hosted by NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory. The show has published 68 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Podcast 68: Piloting and Assessing Feasibility" (27 October 2026, 20 minutes), "Podcast 66: Bringing Context and Clarity to Clinical Trial Research with JAMA+ Trials" (17 August 2026, 16 minutes), and "Podcast 65: Slow Recruitment Mitigation Strategies" (30 July 2026, 16 minutes).
NIH Collaboratory publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 68 episodes.
Booking probability for NIH Collaboratory is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. NIH Collaboratory requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. NIH Collaboratory's contact route on record: verified email.
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NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory hosts NIH Collaboratory, a science podcast with 68 episodes published.
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Sebastian Tong and Gregory Simon of the University of Washington discuss piloting and assessing feasibility in pragmatic trials. This is the second episode in the NIH Collaboratory's 4-part educational podcast series...
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Alison Huang and Derek Angus of JAMA+ Trials expand on key takeaways from their recent Grand Rounds presentation, “Bringing Context and Clarity to Clinical Trial Research for Clinician and Public Health Audiences.”
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Drs. Steven George and Christine Goertz discuss slow recruitment mitigation strategies, one of the small group discussion topics at the NIH Pragmatic Trial Collaboratory's Steering Committee meeting in April 2026...
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Drs. Brad Hammill and Keith Marsolo discuss the use of death as an endpoint, a section in the Living Textbook chapter on Choosing and Specifying Endpoints and Outcomes. Read the chapter...
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Roy Perlis of Harvard Medical School and JAMA+ AI expands on key takeaways from his recent Grand Rounds presentation, “Keeping a Human in the Loop: Scientific Publishing and AI.”
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Majid Afshar and Mary Ryan Baumann discuss the conduct and results of their pragmatic trial.
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Drs. Jonathan Moyer and David Murray discuss their recent publication, “Evaluating Analytic Models for Individually Randomized Group Treatment Trials With Complex Clustering in Nested and Crossed Designs.”
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Drs. Adrian Hernandez and Christopher Lindsell discuss their recent publication, “Ensuring Virtual Vigilance in Decentralized Clinical Trials," as well as the new Living Textbook Chapter on Decentralized Pragmatic...
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Dr. David Zaas discusses key takeaways from his recent keynote presentation: “Landscape of Healthcare in America: Gaps and Opportunities (That Researchers Need to Hear)."
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Drs. Shruti Gohil and Jeffrey Guy discuss key takeaways from "INtelligent Stewardship Prompts to Improve Real-time Empiric Antibiotic Selection for Patients," also known as the INSPIRE trial.
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Drs. Sebastian Tong and Julie Fritz expand on key takeaways from their recent Grand Rounds presentation.
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Dr. Emily O'Brien shares key takeaways from her recent Grand Rounds presentation, "Avoiding the Fumble: Building on a Decade of Lessons from Pragmatic Clinical Trials."
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Drs. Greg Simon and Lorella Palazzo discuss their recent Living Textbook Chapter, "End-of-Trial Decision-Making." Read the chapter: https://rethinkingclinicaltrials.org/chapters/dissemination/end-of-trial-decision-making...
Drs. Pearl O'Rourke and David Wendler discuss their recent publication, "Disentangling Informing Participants From Obtaining Their Consent."
Drs. Lesley Curtis and Keith Marsolo discuss the new learning module "Healthcare Data Interoperability and Standardization for Research."
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Drs. Rich Platt, Hayden Bosworth, and Greg Simon consider how to make pragmatic trials more pragmatic.
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Dr. James Tulsky and Dr. Angelo Volandes discuss "Advance Care Planning: Promoting Effective and Aligned Communication in the Elderly," also known as the ACP PEACE trial.
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Dr. Pearl O'Rourke and Dr. Stephanie Morain discuss waiver or alteration of informed consent for minimal risk clinical investigations.
Dr. Michael Pencina and Dr. Brian Anderson discuss Public-Private Partnerships in the Trustworthy Health AI Ecosystem.
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Dr. Harlan M. Krumholz and the PaxLC research team discuss Digital, Decentralized and Democratized: Lessons From The Yale PaxLC Trial.
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