Center for Outcomes Research & Evaluation
The Center for Outcomes Research & Evaluation (CORE) is a leading national outcomes research center working on select projects designed to assess healthcare quality and evaluate clinical decision making and comparative effectiveness of specific healthcare interventions. Our mission is to improve health and health care through targeted research and evaluation projects that combine scholarship and service to have a positive impact on policy and people’s lives.
The Center for Outcomes Research and Evaluation (CORE) is dedicated to applying scientific methods and developing scientific approaches to address the clinical and healthcare policy challenges that face our country and the global community.
CORE In the News
The New York Times - April 2020
“Where Have All the Heart Attacks Gone?”
CT Public Radio - April 2020
“Testing Negative for COVID-19 May Not Mean You Don’t Have The Disease”
Whig Standard – April 2020
“Keep your distance during the coronavirus crisis – yes, you”
The New York Times - April 2020
“If You Have Coronavirus Symptoms, Assume You Have the Illness, Even if You Test Negative”
MEDPAGE TODAY – March 2020
“ACEi/ARBs and COVID-19: the Perils of Preprint – Don’t take COVID-19 data about RAAS inhibitors too seriously, expert urges”
The Mercury - March 2020
“Corona virus infection rates are being vastly under-reported because of false-negative test results”
WashingtonPost - March 2020
“The coronavirus is killing far more men than women”
“Where Have All the Heart Attacks Gone?”
CT Public Radio - April 2020
“Testing Negative for COVID-19 May Not Mean You Don’t Have The Disease”
Whig Standard – April 2020
“Keep your distance during the coronavirus crisis – yes, you”
The New York Times - April 2020
“If You Have Coronavirus Symptoms, Assume You Have the Illness, Even if You Test Negative”
MEDPAGE TODAY – March 2020
“ACEi/ARBs and COVID-19: the Perils of Preprint – Don’t take COVID-19 data about RAAS inhibitors too seriously, expert urges”
The Mercury - March 2020
“Corona virus infection rates are being vastly under-reported because of false-negative test results”
WashingtonPost - March 2020
“The coronavirus is killing far more men than women”