Research and Advocacy
Being part of DFCM’s Research and Advocacy Program means being connected to national and international leaders in family medicine research and having access to a wealth of data through UTOPIAN, DFCM’s practice-based research network. DFCM's Research and Advocacy Program is dedicated to supporting faculty interested in conducting research, building research infrastructure, and developing research excellence.
ABOUT THE RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY PROGRAM
Resources for Researchers
Services for Researchers
UTOPIAN
Faculty Research Positions
RESEARCHERS
2019 DFCM Research and Advocacy Program/UTOPIAN Retreat
The DFCM Research and Advocacy Program/UTOPIAN Retreat took place on Friday, December 6, 2019, with over 55 participants representing the majority of all DFCM sites and programs. The Retreat was an opportunity for attendees to help guide the Research and Advocacy Program and UTOPIAN into the future. The objectives of the Retreat were to propose ideas on how to strengthen the Research and Advocacy Program and UTOPIAN and to explore possible thematic research areas that can potentially go beyond the research perspective and be of interest to all the DFCM programs.
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Do you need assistance with your research project metholodogy/biostatistics?
The DFCM Research and Advocacy Program offers a wide range of biostatistical and research methodology support services including assistance writing grant applications, designing studies, data management, data analysis, and dissemination of findings.
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DFCM City Wide Research Rounds
DFCM City Wide Research Rounds are bi-monthly, two-hour interactive events focusing on primary care research and research practices. Research Rounds are open to all Family Medicine / Community Medicine / Primary Care researchers, faculty, residents, students, and staff.
