Convocation of Practices, Research Networks Lands at Virginia Beach
By News Staff
1/23/2007
FP researchers, take advantage of an unparalleled opportunity to learn about new studies, discuss the latest developments in practice-based research and review recent research findings at the 2007 Convocation of Practices and Networks, to be held March 1-4 in Virginia Beach, Va.
This year's meeting, which is co-sponsored by AAFP's National Research Network, or NRN, and the Federation of Practice-Based Research Networks, will feature plenary sessions and a keynote address that focus on the intersection of patient-centered care and primary care research. Specifically, conference speakers will address
- how information technology can improve -- or, potentially, hinder -- patient centered care;
- how improvements in treatment for clinical depression can be integrated into the primary care setting;
- whether patient-centered care can benefit physicians' bottom lines; and
- study findings on the representativeness of select NRN studies.
Participants also can sign up for an interactive pre-convocation workshop on research training titled "Putting Practices Into Research and Putting Research into Practices."
Interested? Information about registering for the meeting and booking hotel accommodations is available online.
Interested? Information about registering for the meeting and booking hotel accommodations is available online.
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