1. IMPROVE HEALTH IN YOUR PRACTICE
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STUDY OVERVIEW
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Target Enrollment:
Number of Patients
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Research Setting:
Practice setting to be recruited to be recruited
CLINIC RESPONSIBILITIES
Patients:
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Physician responsibility 2
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Physician responsibility 4
Physicians:
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Practice:
Patient responsibility 1
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Patient responsibility 3
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Our Timeline
Site Training (Month-Month Year)
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Data Collection (Month-Month Year)
Post-Intervention Activities (Month-Month Year)
10 MILLION PATIENTS • 4,100 PHYSICIAN PROVIDERS • 1,240 PRACTICES/CLINICS • 22 HOSPITALS • 67 COUNTIES

2. IMPROVE HEALTH IN YOUR STATE
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
For general questions regarding this research study, contact:
Principal Investigator
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Title, Institution
Phone
For general questions regarding the study conducted in your clinic, contact:
Research Facilitator
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Title Dept, Institution
Dept, Institution
Phone
ABOUT THE ONEFLORIDA CLINICAL RESEARCH CONSORTIUM
The OneFlorida Clinical Research Consortium is a collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and patients that aims to improve health across the state through community-based pragmatic clinical trials and implementation studies in all of Florida’s 67 counties. OneFlorida was recently designated as one of the nation’s 13 clinical data research networks (CDRN) by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute and has multiple funded initiatives at various stages of development, including the OneFlorida Cancer Control Alliance, funded by the Florida Department of Health’s James and Esther King Biomedical Research Program.
Consortium partners include the University of Florida, the University of Miami, Florida State University, Orlando Health, Florida Hospital, Health Choice Network, Bond Community Health Center, Inc., Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, JaxHERO, Miami Children’s Health System, the WellFlorida Council, and Capital Health. Together, OneFlorida partners encompass more than 10 million patients or 39 percent of the patient population in the nation’s third largest state. OneFlorida envisions itself as a learning network, where research is conducted in diverse real-world settings and the lessons learned are systematically captured and translated back into improved health, health care and health policy for Floridians.
10 MILLION PATIENTS • 4,100 PHYSICIAN PROVIDERS • 1,240 PRACTICES/CLINICS • 22 HOSPITALS • 67 COUNTIES