Podcasts

Lars Peterson, MD, PhD, joins us to offer a crash course in the many family medicine organizations and outlets that offer research opportunities. Dr Peterson demystifies both “big R” and “little r” research projects, describing in detail the differences between large, funded research studies and smaller QI projects, as well as mapping out the places one can disseminate their research findings. He also offers advice for those looking to participate in scholarly activity within their institution, either alone or with a collaborator. 

Hosted by Saria Carter Saccocio, MD, MHA, FAAFP

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Resources

STFM Publication Resources

• STFM Virtual Coaching Program
• STFM Research Committee
• Tips for New Researchers

NAPCRG Resources

• Practice-Based Research Network (PBRN) Conference
• NAPCRG Rising Stars in Research Trainee Pre-Conference
• Patient and Clinician Engagement (PaCE) Program

AAFP Resources

• AAFP National Research Network (NRN)
• AAFP Advocacy Focus: Advancing Primary Care Research 
• Family Medicine RapSDI 

Other Resources

• CAFM Educational Research Alliance (CERA)
• Family Physicians Inquiries Network - FPIN
• AHRQ - Primary Care Practice-Based Research Networks

Articles

• Fostering Scholarship in Medical Education: Resources for Authors and Reviewers
• Expanding the View of Scholarship

STFM New Faculty Scholars Scholarship Webinars

• Aligning Scholarship with Our Work - New Faculty Scholars Scholarship Webinar
• Turning Your Publication into a Publication
• Thinking About Publication: Advice from Family Medicine Journal Editors
• Bringing Scholarship to Quality Improvement and Clinical Innovation Efforts
• The Scholarly Mindset

URM JAM Podcast Episodes

• Episode 5: Scholarly Questions Make Us Better Doctors with john Delzell, MD, MSPH
• Episode 12: Elevate Your Poster Presentations with Louise Jones, PhD, MEd
• Episode 14: Shaping Family Medicine Through Scholarly Writing with José Rodriguez, MD

Lars Peterson, MD, PhD:

Lars Peterson, MD, PhD is a family physician and health services researcher and current Vice President of Research of the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) and an Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Kentucky.  He is leading team research efforts at the ABFM to understand what family physicians do in practice and how the quality of care they provide can be improved.  In particular, elucidating the ways in which Continuing Certification activities may be associated with quality of care. His research interests include investigating associations between area level measures of health care and socioeconomics with both health and access to health care, rural health, primary care, and comprehensiveness of primary care.