Practice Based Research Network 2012 National Meeting

描述（由申请人提供）：北美初级保健研究小组提议促进，召集，协调，管理，评估和传播将于2012年夏季举行的基于实践的研究网络第8届全国年会的结果。在主要研究者和指导委员会的指导下，具有PBRN和之前会议经验的NAPCRG工作人员将选择全体会议发言人，并邀请摘要来选择论文，小组讨论，研讨会和海报会议，这将提高PBRN的研究能力。会议不仅将讨论PBRN的研究和操作科学，还将介绍研究，重点是实践改进，行为健康，初级保健实践中遇到的诊断和治疗问题，以及干预和预防模式的有效性。NAPCRG将提供所有会议行政服务-包括指导委员会的协调，摘要和演讲的选择，会议后勤和现场管理（包括提供包含会议时间表、摘要和与会者名单的闪存驱动器）、会议宣传和注册、会议与会者的继续教育认证、会议评估，以及分发会议摘要和介绍。对于PBRN蓬勃发展，并继续专注于对我们的社区和实践重要的研究，并推进初级保健服务的状态，本次会议补助金将为与会者提供一个机会，分享他们的技能，知识和成果。过去七年召开的PBRN年度会议已证明有助于PBRN社区分享研究方法和成果，业务策略和关注事项以及研究成果。与会者将包括参与PBRN研究的各种利益相关者，包括学者，所有卫生专业学科和地理位置的研究人员，政策制定者，执业临床医生以及参与PBRN研究和运营的其他卫生专业人员。会议成果将通过在同行评审期刊、网络帖子、电子邮件通信和社交网站上发表论文和摘要，传播给会议与会者以及无法参加会议的人。此外，NAPCRG将记录选定论文的播客，并将播客发布到其网站，并邀请其他组织网站（包括初级保健资源中心）的播客链接。 公共卫生相关性：拟议的国家基于实践的研究网络会议的目的是提高美国临床医生和研究人员在循证研究方面的技能和知识，以改善美国人口的健康状况和他们接受的医疗保健质量。对PBRN的支持有助于AHRQ的使命将研究与临床实践-特别是初级保健实践-联系起来， 与会者之间进行必要的对话，分享研究设计，创新和成果，并最终改善初级卫生保健的提供。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The North American Primary Care Research Group is proposing to promote, convene, coordinate, manage, evaluate and disseminate the results of the 8th annual national meeting of the Practice-Based Research Networks to be held in the summer of 2012. With the guidance of a Principal Investigator and Steering Committee experienced with PBRNs and prior conferences, NAPCRG staff skilled in conference management will select plenary speakers and employ a call for abstracts to select papers, panel discussions, workshops and poster sessions that will enhance the research capacity of PBRNs. The conference will address not only the science of research and operation of the PBRNs but also provide for presentation of studies focusing on practice improvement, behavioral health, diagnosis and treatment issues encountered in primary care practice, and the efficacy of interventions and prevention modalities. NAPCRG will provide all conference administrative services-including coordination of the Steering Committee, a call for abstracts and selection of presentations, conference logistics and onsite management (including provision of a flash drive with conference schedule, abstracts and listing of attendees), conference promotion and registration, continuing education accreditation for conference attendees, conference evaluation, and dissemination of conference summaries and presentations. For PBRNs to thrive and continue to focus on the research important to our communities and practices and advance the state of primary care delivery, this conference grant will provide an opportunity for conference participants to share their skills, knowledge, and outcomes. The annual meeting of the PBRNs convened for the past seven years has proven to be of assistance to the PBRN community in sharing research methodologies and results, operational strategies and concerns, and research outcomes. Attendees will include a diverse mix of stakeholders involved in PBRN research including academicians, researchers of all health professional disciplines and geographic locations, policy makers, practicing clinicians, and other health professionals involved in PBRN research and operations. Conference outcomes will be disseminated to conference attendees as well as those unable to attend through publication of papers and a summary in peer-reviewed journals, web postings, email communications, and social networking sites. In addition, NAPCRG will record podcasts of select papers and post the podcasts to its website and invite links to the podcasts from other organization websites, including the Primary Care Resource Center. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The purpose of the proposed national Practice-Based Research Network conference is to enhance the skills and knowledge of U.S. clinicians and researchers in evidence-based research in order to improve the health of the U.S. population and the quality of the health care they receive. Support for PBRNs assists AHRQ's mission to link research with clinical practice -especially primary care practice-by providing opportunity for necessary conversations among conference attendees to share research design, innovations and results and ultimately improve the delivery of primary health care.