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How Can CPRNs Benefit Pharmacies?
- Research
- For pharmacy faculty, university faculty, outside institutions
- Community involvement
- Pharmacies, health departments, public health organizations, schools, private companies etc…
- Strengthen partnerships with state organizations
- Partner with in‐state/out of state PBRNS
- Could lead to a new and sustained practices
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How Could a CPRN Benefit Community Pharmacists?
“The involvement of community pharmacy sites with PBRNs has the potential to be a driving force in practice innovation, improving patient care and professional satisfaction” “…’improving job satisfaction’ ranked high on the list
- f reasons to become involved in the network…”
“…pharmacists are easily accessible to the public and are very commonly the first line when patients are being managed with a chronic disease state. PBRNs in the community setting can help emphasize the importance of the community pharmacist and really show the impact being made by the staff at these locations.”
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“All of our studies have patient‐
centered outcomes, such as pain and the alleviation of pain as well as quality of life.”
How can CPRNs Benefit Practice?
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My Pharmacist Cares About Me
Barriers to Community Pharmacy PBRN Research
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- Pract. 2000:8;103‐10. 5) Seel LV, Hultgren KE, Snyder ME. Innovations in Pharmacy. 2012; 3(2): Article 79. 6) ACCP Research Institute. Available from: [http://www.accpri.org/pbrn/faqs.aspx]. 7) Bakken S, Lantigua RA, Busacca LV, et al. JABFM. 2009;22(4): 436‐45. 8) Calmbach WL, Ryan JG,
Baldwin LM, et al. JABFM. 2012:25;572‐76. 9) Pace WD, Staton EW, Holcomb S.. Ann Fam Med. 2005;3(Suppl 1) S38‐S45. 10) Snyder ME, Frail CK, Seel LV, Hultgren KE. Innovations in Pharmacy. 2010; 1(2): Article 14. 11) Calmbach WL, Ryan JG, Baldwin LM, Knox L. JABFM. 2012;25:572‐76
Barrier Suggested Solution
Participation in research that fits the practice
Compensation for time spent
- 3. Limited Research Background
Clinician’s focus is patient care, not research
Some PBRNs share data, some do not
“One‐pagers”
What are the purpose of PBRNs?
- A. When clinicians are involved in research processes and idea
development, original research can turn into useful findings quicker
- B. When PBRN member clinicians serve as data collectors, rather than
helping in idea generation, the studies are more rigorous
- C. When health systems are members of PBRNs, they can receive more
money from CMS
- D. PBRNs serve to help health systems have better purchasing power and
bill for services
Recap
- 1. Community Pharmacy research can benefit both patients and the
profession
- 2. Traditional research is slow, and not always generalizable
- 3. Community Pharmacy Practice Based Research Networks promote
quick implementation of relevant findings into practice
