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7:30 am Drove from Oklahoma City to a practice in South-West Oklahoma. 8:30 am Addressed problems and concerns that arose during the past week regarding current projects and implementations. 9:00 am Organized an administrative research meeting between members of the practice and other parties involved in a research project. 9:30 am Worked on improving referrals list and templates of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) used by the practice. 11:00 am Made arrangements to set up the research meeting. 12:00 pm Participated in research meeting over lunch as liaison between Oklahoma Physicians Resource/Research Network (OKPRN) and the practice. Topic: how to enhance well child visit rates and code better for them. Also present: representatives from the Oklahoma Medicaid program. 1:30 pm Continued to improve the practice’s EHR templates and forms for the rest of the afternoon. 4:00 pm Traveled back to Oklahoma City.
Practice Facilitators and Practice-based Research Networks
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