Patient-Centered Research Happens in Practice-based Research Networks

Brown, Anthony E.; Pavlik, Valory N.

doi:10.3122/jabfm.2013.05.130201

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“…Patient-centeredness is achieved by shaping research questions around the concerns, needs, and values of stakeholders 15,28 . On this basis, the design of future research with consideration to the results of this study will enable the implementation of patient-centered research 29,30 , and subsequently lead to the accumulation of patient-centered evidence. In addition, these results will help research-funders identify future research priorities that have the greatest impact on patients and the clinicians who treat them 31 .…”

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Practice-based research agenda priorities selected by patients: findings from a dental practice-based research network

Kakudate

Yokoyama

Sumida³

et al. 2019

International Dental Journal

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Objectives: This study aimed to identify: 1) which practice-based research agendas had the highest priority among patients; and 2) whether priorities significantly varied with patient age and gender. Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional questionnaire survey of 482 patients of 11 outpatient dental practices. The patients were shown 31 items concerning practice-based research questions and asked to select the 3 items in which they were most interested. We generated a rank order of the 31 items. Subsequently, the 31 items were categorized into 10 groups and we performed subgroup analyses by age and gender via chi-square tests. Results: "Age-specific care to maintain oral health (n=86)" was rated as the most interesting research question. By age, patients less than 40 years old rated "Orthodontic treatment", "Esthetic dental care" and "Topical Fluoride application" as interesting questions significantly more than patients 40 years old or older (p<0.05), while patients 40 years old or older rated "Regular dental check-ups", "Dental implant", "Diet and food" and "Social health insurance" as more interesting than patients less than 40 years old (p<0.05). By gender, female patients rated the questions on

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Practice-based research agenda priorities selected by patients: findings from a dental practice-based research network

Kakudate

Yokoyama

Sumida³

et al. 2019

International Dental Journal

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“…Best methods to accurately and efficiently measure clinical performance measures in primary care practice are generally ill-defined, although it has been suggested that practice-based research Networks (PBRNs) may be valuable settings in which to explore whether clinical performance measures have been met [9–11]. PBRNs are developing ways to efficiently extract data elements from electronic health records (EHRs) for research and QI efforts with data sharing systems that link data from different EHRs into a common data model [12].…”

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Use of an electronic health record data sharing system for identifying current contraceptive use within the WWAMI region Practice and Research Network

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“…PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH NETWORKS (PBRNs) bring together academic researchers and primary care clinicians to conduct research that improves quality of care and health outcomes in real-world settings (Brown & Pavlik, 2013; Calmbach et al, 2012; Green & Dovey, 2001; Hartung et al, 2012). With 42.5% (Hsaio et al, 2013) of primary care physicians in 2012 using electronic health record (EHR) systems and new funding programs offering support for innovative ways to leverage EHR data for research and quality improvement (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, n.d.), the development of health data-sharing architectures within PBRNs is a natural extension of the PBRN research infrastructure.…”

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Implementation of a Health Data-Sharing Infrastructure Across Diverse Primary Care Organizations

Cole

Stephens

Keppel

et al. 2014

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management

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Practice-based research networks bring together academic researchers and primary care clinicians to conduct research that improves health outcomes in real-world settings. The Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho region Practice and Research Network implemented a health data-sharing infrastructure across 9 clinics in 3 primary care organizations. Following implementation, we identified challenges and solutions. Challenges included working with diverse primary care organizations, adoption of health information data-sharing technology in a rapidly changing local and national landscape, and limited resources for implementation. Overarching solutions included working with a multidisciplinary academic implementation team, maintaining flexibility, and starting with an established network for primary care organizations. Approaches outlined may generalize to similar initiatives and facilitate adoption of health data sharing in other practice-based research networks.

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Patient-Centered Research Happens in Practice-based Research Networks

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Practice-based research agenda priorities selected by patients: findings from a dental practice-based research network

Practice-based research agenda priorities selected by patients: findings from a dental practice-based research network

Use of an electronic health record data sharing system for identifying current contraceptive use within the WWAMI region Practice and Research Network

Implementation of a Health Data-Sharing Infrastructure Across Diverse Primary Care Organizations

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