The report addresses the leading cause of death among the state’s nearly 7 million residents by identifying cancer research priorities and highlighting collaborative efforts currently underway. HCC produced the report in collaboration with ...
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HCC designed and built a new website to help the Center meet an increasing demand for palliative care professionals.
HCC gave a number of presentations targeting the interests and needs of specific audiences: clinical investigators and study coordinators, institutional informatics leadership, population health researchers, and the national health communication community.
A new DFCI campaign developed by HCC can be seen around town on buses and subway cars, in T stations and at bus shelters, and in local newspapers.
HCC worked with Douglas Krakower, MD, to develop UP: Understanding PrEP, a decision tool for men and their healthcare providers.
HCC developed and launched the website for the ABC Trial as an informational site for people who have joined the study and for those who may be interested in joining.
HCC developed transit displays as part of a public awareness campaign promoting bicycling as a form of active transportation to help address health disparities in Boston neighborhoods.
Marking its 40th anniversary, HCC developed a new logo for the Nurses' Health Study and launched its first dedicated website.
HCC is providing patient-centered communication services for 4 PCORI-funded projects in which patients help guide the research process and contribute to the results.
HCC is working with the Depression Clinical and Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital to address recruitment challenges and increase participation in depression research.
Researchers with an end-of-life communication study that garnered recent media attention, including The Boston Globe and NPR station WBUR, turned to HCC to help maximize the readability of its innovative "checklist."