A practice-based network is a group of healthcare providers or clinical practices that collaborate to conduct research aimed at improving patient care in real-world settings. Unlike traditional academic research, PBRNs focus on questions that arise directly from everyday clinical practice and are designed to produce findings that can be quickly applied to improve outcomes. These networks often use shared data systems, such as electronic health records, to study trends, test interventions, and evaluate quality improvement efforts. By participating, physicians can contribute to meaningful research while gaining insights to enhance their own practice.

Generate ancillary practice revenue

Collaborate on NIH- and industry-sponsored clinical studies

Participate in quality improvement projects using EHR and novel data sources (e.g. biosensors, linked data)

As part of a learning health system, receive feedback powered by artificial intelligence for benchmarking, data-driving learning and practice efficiencies

Private practices, academic medical centers, and researchers interested in 1) improving the efficiency and quality of healthcare; 2) participating in practice-based research; 3) and generating high-quality real-world evidence.

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