Dartmouth Medical School. Community and Family medicine. Coop Project

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Biography

The Dartmouth CO-OP Primary Care Practice-based Research Network (Dartmouth CO-OP PBRN) was founded in 1972 by enthusiastic primary care clinicians working towards improving the quality of healthcare.

They are considered the oldest primary care research network in the United States. As such they have an extensive voluntary cooperative network composed of primary care clinicians, other healthcare professionals, and patient and family representatives. Their members represent various clinics and communities within Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.

They serve as an operational base for primary care clinicians, their practices, and their communities, to work together to answer community-based healthcare questions and translate research findings into practice. They can find us housed within the Department of Community and Family Medicine at Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine.

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Dartmouth Medical School, Community and Family Medicine, Coop Project records May Be Restricted

Collection

Identifier: DA-702

DA-702

Date(s): 1970 to 2008

Scope and Contents The collection contains correspondence, memos, protocols, course lists, financial information, agendas, reports, articles, schedules, notes, research data, computer manuals, log books, syllabi, grades, calendars, case studies, student papers, clippings, handbooks, lecture material, questionnaires, subject files, grant files, evaluations, exams, and material related to a variety of committees. The records document the Community and Family Medicine, Coop Project at the Dartmouth...