Practice-based research is an important part of primary care innovation! The PCRLN is the University of Minnesota Department of Family Medicine and Community Health's practice-based research network.
This document hightlights some of the frequently asked questions from clinical faculty and learners in clinics about planning research and scholarship.
Here are considerations and processes for research within the Fairview Health System and the Fairview Primary Care Service Line.
Starting a project and looking for framework to help your project be feasible? Check out the GROWTH Model framework.
Research Facilitators are a critical role for conducting research within residency clinics. Check out their roles and responsibilities.
Find guidelines on UMN and PCRLN colors, templates and images here.
Hamdi Ali, MPH, Research Facilitator / Mill City Clinic / Float
Marah Aqeel, MS, Research Integration Specialist
Kristin Boman, MPH, Co-Director
Mary Earm, RN, MPH, Research Facilitator / Phalen Village Family Medicine Clinic
Sherri Fong, MPH, Research Facilitator / Bethesda Family Medicine Clinic
Hannah Passmore, MPH, Research Facilitator / Smiley's Family Medicine Clinic
Mary Anne Powell, MPH, Research Facilitator / Broadway Family Medicine Clinic
Rebekah Pratt, PhD, Vice Chair for Research and PCRLN Co-Director
Conduct evidence- based research that directly improves patient outcomes and enhances clinical practice in primary care settings.
Foster strong partnerships by expanding access to primary care research and creating meaningful opportunities for providers, researchers, and community members to collaborate on research projects.
Equip providers, researchers, and community members with the knowledge, tools, and resources needed to effectively lead and engage in all phases of practice- based research.
Communicate research findings clearly and practically to support primary care practice and improve patient care.