This session is presented by the Canadian Primary Care Research Network (CPCRN) as part of the CPCRN Learning Series 2024.
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#Session Description
Clinical trials are an essential part of the healthcare sector and a crucial component of research and innovation. However, most clinical trials do not take place in primary care. This session explores shared solutions about the nuts and bolts of what is needed for primary care practices to be involved in pragmatic clinical trials. The presenters will provide examples of how practices (CanTreatCOVID.org) and practice-based research and learning networks (NOSES) work together to develop knowledge for primary care. They explain how burden to clinicians and practices can be minimized while being involved in research and learning.
#Session Objectives
- Identify what infrastructure is needed for a primary care trial network (focused on pragmatic clinical trials).
- Identify core components needed for practices to participate in pragmatic clinical trials (nuts and bolts).
- Learn about the role of Canadian Primary Care Clinical Trial Network.
