RMS Testimonials
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Matthew Notowidigdo
"The J-PAL team supported us by providing exceptional project management. This support helped us work effectively as a team to design and launch our pilot study. There are many lessons from the pilot study that we've carried over to our other projects, particularly regarding survey design and using incentives to increase survey response rates."
— Matthew Notowidigdo, Scientific Director, J-PAL North America, University of Chicago Booth School of Business |
Adam Sacarny
"It has been a huge help to have the support of J-PAL, dealing with a lot of the logistics and project management. There are so many different, often minor, things that need to get done to make the RCT happen, and J-PAL helped ensure that everything stayed on track."
— Adam Sacarny, J-PAL Affiliated Researcher, Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health |
Jessica Cohen
"The J-PAL team supported us with study design and survey tool design, and also collected some supplementary data for our project. Their skills, expertise, and partnership were critical in streamlining enrollment, tracking processes, and in piloting and polishing survey tools. The J-PAL team collaborated with us to find the most efficient and effective approaches to enrolling and tracking study participants and to collecting outcome data. We were lucky to have their support."
— Jessica Cohen, J-PAL Affiliated Professor, Bruce A. Beal, Robert L. Beal, and Alexander S. Beal Associate Professor of Global Health, Harvard School of Public Health |
Joseph Doyle
"The J-PAL team has deep experience in managing relationships with implementation partners. In my study of a program that provides healthy food to food-insecure patients with diabetes, the team helped us think through describing the research design and overcoming challenges, organizing site visits, and communicating results. This included insights on how to structure the presentations based on previous efforts. It was so helpful to build on that experience rather than re-inventing the wheel."
— Joseph Doyle, J-PAL Affiliated Professor, Erwin H. Schell Professor of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) |