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Provider Resource Library
This resource library contains tools and resources intended to support recruitment and retention of primary care practices and physicians for research studies and quality improvement initiatives.
MUI provider resource topics range from budgeting and patient recruitment to practice recruitment and retention strategies. Select to access the definitions of these and other topics.
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This document is a table of contents providing links to a suite of tools supplied by practice facilitators to support the implementation of screening for and treating urinary incontinence in women.
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Type of Resource: Tools and Toolkits, Grantee-Developed Resource
Topics: Patient Screening, UI, Provider Recruitment, EHR
The purpose of this article is to understand the motivations of rural-practicing primary care clinicians who participate in an intensive multiyear pragmatic randomized behavioral obesity intervention trial, Rural Engagement in Primary Care for Optimizing Weight Reduction (RE-POWER).
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Physician Recruitment Facilitators, Physician Recruitment Strategies, Rural Recruitment
Ensuring the successful development and conduct of clinical trials in PBRNs requires a highly collaborative approach between academic research and PBRN teams.
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Practice Recruitment Facilitators, Recruitment Setting, Budgeting
Clinicians not already participating in practice-based trials may have a narrower range of motivations than those already participating. These results point to the need for recruitment, engagement, and messaging approaches differentially tailored to the needs and interests of non-participating practices.
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Physician Recruitment Facilitators, Physician Recruitment Strategies, Recruitment Setting
The purpose of this study was to understand factors associated with primary care physician research participation in a practice-based research network, and to compare perspectives by specialty.
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Physician Recruitment Facilitators
This study assessed factors motivating PBRN clinicians to participate and stay involved in practice-based research in their primary care office setting.
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Physician Recruitment Facilitators, Physician Retention
"Physicians-recruiting-physicians" is the preferred recruitment approach for practice-based research. However, yields are variable; and the approach can be costly and lead to biased, unrepresentative samples.
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Type of Resource: Peer Reviewed Literature
Topics: Physician Recruitment Facilitators, Physician Recruitment Strategies
