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AAFP National Research Network Jennifer K. Carroll, MD, MPH Director, AAFP NRN Mission To Cultivate, conduct and disseminate primary care research that improves health of patients, families and their communities. 2 Vision All family


  1. AAFP National Research Network Jennifer K. Carroll, MD, MPH Director, AAFP NRN

  2. Mission To Cultivate, conduct and disseminate primary care research that improves health of patients, families and their communities. 2

  3. Vision All family physicians engaged to advance knowledge and promote optimal primary health care for all. 3

  4. What is practice-based research in family medicine? • Promoting Primary Care • Research Video. Click here . 4

  5. Why is family medicine research so important? Q1. How many office visits were there to family physicians in 2016? Answer: 928.6 million office visits to physicians of which 54.6% were to primary care physicians 5

  6. Why is family medicine research so important? Q2. What % of the NIH budget goes toward family medicine research? Answer: 0.2% 6

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  8. NRN member practices 8

  9. Achievements and Milestones Since its inception in December 1999, the AAFP NRN has received over 110 grants and cooperative agreements totaling over $29 million. The AAFP NRN has over 110 publications http://www.aafp.org/nrn-publications. AAFP NRN is one of eight collaborative institutions awarded AHRQ P30 Center of Excellence. NRN is the core center for 13 + research networks. 9

  10. Guiding Principles • Whole person care • Primary care access is seamless and easy to • Primary care includes navigate for patients population/ community health • Promote health equity • Respect, collaboration • Study ways for primary care to be more efficient 10

  11. Who we are FTEs of staff/faculty/PIs and where located Project and team structure size range Partnering institutions Study types (designs) Study sizes (range) # active studies 11

  12. Snapshot of current, planned, pending projects Group activity 12

  13. Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults: Practical Tools and Resources for Early Detection, Management, and Support Goal: provide primary care clinicians with a consensus-based, effective and practical platform of currently existing tools and evidence to screen, assess, diagnose, and effectively manage older adults with or at risk for cognitive decline and dementia Funded by Eli Lilly and Company 13

  14. Cognitive Care Kit Project • Recruited ten Family Physicians with high engagement in cognitive issues in older adults • FPs identified and prioritized tools and resources for dissemination through an effective platform for use in practice

  15. Toolkit • Link to toolkit: http://aafpcognitivecarekit.info/ • Divided into topical sections • Includes recommended tools and resources for physicians • Also includes resources for the patients, families and caregivers

  16. 5 over-arching priorities 1. Practice transformation 2. Team-based care/new care models 3. Electronic health records & health information technology 4. Cost reform and new payment models 5. Population health 16

  17. Research priority Value areas relevance Responsive and relevant: 5 cross-cutting themes Methods PI/NRN relevance expertise 17

  18. Methods relevance Development and application of adaptive, pragmatic randomized designs Use of community-based Emphasis on importance of participatory research understanding context and variation approaches/principles Health economics/cost Development of multi-level analysis approaches to inform interventions’ design, theory, measurement and assessment Quality improvement science Use of mixed methods 18

  19. Guiding principles for collaboration with external partners • Overarching guidelines • Statistical analysis and publication • Research grants and collaborative projects 19

  20. Opportunities for collaboration • Bring ideas or questions you are interested in to us! • Consider funding or co-funding one of the existing pending or in process studies, or suggesting ancillary/related studies • Funds to support students, early career researchers/trainees, visiting fellows or professorships • Funds to support dissemination work (e.g. conference travel; presentations to AAFP chapters) 20

  21. Model of collaboration • Identification of broad topic, research questions, goals, priorities • Vetting process and criteria • Proposal development & pre-award activities • Project implementation & post-award activities • Analysis, interpretation, dissemination of results 21

  22. Thank you! • We look forward to talking about research opportunities with you 22

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