CORI Launches New Website

PORTLAND, OR – JUNE 15, 2004– The Clinical Outcomes Research Initiative (CORI), a research organization dedicated to improving the overall practice of endoscopy, launches its new website (www.cori.org) to better serve the research community, the GI practice, and new and existing partners.

Along with enhanced design and navigation, the new website offers each visitor quick access to the services and products we offer, online demonstrations, enhanced support tools, and up-to-date news relating to the latest developments at CORI.

Highlights include:

Intuitive Navigation - Easily travel through the site to gather desired information including our research services, product features, and benefits of joining the CORI consortium.

Online Demonstrations - View online product demonstrations that showcase the various features and options of CORI software.

Enhanced Support - View our knowledgebase for quick access to our support articles. Download product updates and CORI add-ons. Easily submit a support ticket online at any time.

"Our new website offers quick and easy access to information about our wide range of services and products. CORI software has long proven to be a flexible tool in GI practice. The data collected have been utilized in over a dozen different publications and have demonstrated an enormous benefit in multiple analytical and clinical studies. Our website showcases our ability to be a leader in outcomes research. Besides gathering information about our products and services, visitors will also experience the dedication and commitment to excellence that support them." – Leah Blackburn, Director of Operations and Business Development

About the Clinical Outcomes Research Initiative

The Clinical Outcomes Research Initiative (CORI) was founded in 1995 by the ASGE as a national data repository for endoscopic research. The shared repository is designed to promote endoscopic research among GI physicians. CORI is a leading source of GI research information, receiving more than 20,000 clinical procedure reports from more than 750 physicians nationwide each month. CORI research data have been used to support more than 50 major research initiatives to date. CORI operates as a not-for-profit organization under the auspices of the ASGE. For more information, visit CORI’s web site: www.cori.org