National Practice-Based Research Network Conferences 2020 to 2022

项目摘要 北美初级保健研究小组建议推动、召集、 协调、管理、评估、传播十六大、十七大、十八大成果 基于实践的研究网络(PBRN)会议将于夏季举行 2020年、2021年和2022年。预计将有175人出席，年度活动的目的是 为期两天的会议将以临床医生的技能和知识为基础，研究人员 和社区合作伙伴进行循证研究，以改善美国人的健康。 人口、医疗保健提供系统和初级卫生保健的质量。按顺序 为了分享研究产生的可翻译的见解，会议将把研究联系起来 通过促进协作，开展临床实践，特别是初级保健实践 在与会者、政策制定者、资助者和远程参与者中。 医疗研究和质量机构(AHRQ)对PBRN的支持 会议有助于实现部长的健康人目标，通过促进 从业者获得必要的证据、干预和传播以交付 安全、高质量、可获得、公平、负担得起和免费的医疗保健 差距。 NAPCRG已成功举办2012-2018年PBRN会议，并吸引了 平均出席人数超过200人。有经验的指导委员会(SC)的意见 有了PBRN和以前的PBRN会议，NAPCRG每年都会选择一个会议 主题演讲者和全体演讲者以及精选论文、研讨会和海报演示 通过对摘要的呼吁。会议将讨论科学研究和 PBRN的运作，并规定介绍侧重于实践和 质量改进、行为健康、患者安全、健康信息 技术/电子健康记录、远程医疗、健康素养，重点是 初级保健实践中以患者为中心的护理、诊断和治疗问题；以及 预防。 NAPCRG将管理所有会议后勤--包括要求摘要、会议 推广、注册、继续教育认证、会议评估和 传播会议成果。传播和社交媒体战略将 发展以吸引注册人和其他没有参加会议对话的人， 鼓励在同行评议的期刊、传播会议上发表论文 通过会议网站、应用程序、电子邮件、 定期发送邮件和社交媒体，并邀请AHRQ和其他机构提供网站链接 组织。 拟议的会议将提供技能建设、知识 转移，集思广益未来的研究议程，协作和整合， 指导、解决问题、学习组织/运营问题以及 可持续性，并分享研究方法、创新和成果。与会者将 包括参与PBRN研究的各种利益相关者，包括 来自不同卫生职业和地理位置的院士、研究人员， 政策制定者和资助者、执业临床医生和社区成员。

Project Abstract The North American Primary Care Research Group is proposing to promote, convene, coordinate, manage, evaluate and disseminate the results of the 16th, 17th and 18th meetings of the Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs) to be held in the summers of 2020, 2021 and 2022. With a projected attendance of 175, the purpose of the annual two-day conference will be to build on the skills and knowledge of clinicians, researchers and community partners in evidence-based research to improve the health of the U.S. population, healthcare delivery systems, and the quality of primary health care. In order to share translatable insights emanating from research, the conference will link research with clinical practice–especially primary care practice—by facilitating collaboration among conference attendees, policy-makers, funders, and those participating remotely. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) support for the PBRN conferences helps in achieving the Secretary’s Healthy People objectives by facilitating practitioners to gain the necessary evidence, interventions, and dissemination to deliver health care that is safe, high quality, accessible, equitable, affordable, and free of disparities. NAPCRG has successfully hosted the 2012-2018 PBRN conferences and attracted an average of over 200 attendees. With input from a Steering Committee (SC) experienced with PBRNs and prior PBRN conferences, each year NAPCRG will select a conference theme and plenary speakers and select papers, workshops and poster presentations through a call for abstracts. Conference sessions will address the science of research and operation of PBRNs and provide for presentation of studies focusing on practice and quality improvement, behavioral health, patient safety, health information technology/electronic health records, telemedicine, health literacy that focuses on patient-centered care, diagnosis and treatment issues in primary care practice, and prevention. NAPCRG will manage all conference logistics—including a call for abstracts, conference promotion, registration, continuing education accreditation, conference evaluation, and dissemination of conference outcomes. A communications and social media strategy will be developed to engage registrants and others not attending in conference dialogue, encourage publication of papers in peer-reviewed journals, disseminate conference materials, recordings and a summary through a conference web site, app, emails, regular mailings and social media, and invite links to the website from AHRQ and other organizations. The proposed conferences will provide opportunities for skill-building, knowledge transfer, brainstorming future research agendas, collaboration and integration, mentoring, problem solving, learning about organizational/ operational issues and sustainability, and sharing research methods, innovations and outcomes. Attendees will include a diverse mix of stakeholders involved in PBRN research including academicians, researchers of different health professions and geographic locations, policy makers and funders, practicing clinicians, and community members.