Practice-based Research Network - Practice Based Research Network Links

Practice Based Research Network Links

North American Primary Care Research Group

Oklahoma Physician Research /Resource Network

Practice Partner Research Network

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality - PBRN Programs

International Federation of Primary Care Research Networks

National Research Network- American Academy of Family Physicians

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