NAPCRG-North American Primary Care Research Group

11/06/2025

The Infrastructure session of the Chairs’ Learning Series is now available!
Gain practical strategies for building and sustaining research foundations with insights from leaders at institutions across the spectrum of research capacity.

Hear from our distinguished panelists:
Irfan Asif, MD, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Mark Johnson, MD, MPH, Howard University
Anthony Viera, MD, MPH Duke Family Medicine & Community Health

Watch the session and access companion materials here: https://adfm.org/chairlearning
Stay tuned for upcoming sessions in the series, each designed to advance your department's research leadership and impact.

The Chair Curriculum was developed to support current and future family medicine chairs in building a strong culture of research and scholarship within their departments. Research in family medicine is essential to answering the questions that matter most to patients, care teams, and communities, wh...

11/05/2025

We’re excited to partner with the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau, who have created a custom microsite to help NAPCRG Annual Meeting attendees make the most of their time in Atlanta! Discover dining, attractions, and insider tips to explore the vibrant city while you’re there: https://experienceatl.com/attendconference?content_uid=156309

11/04/2025

We are excited to invite you to an upcoming webinar featuring the 2024–2025 Phillips Futures Fellows. During this session, fellow Dr. Jacqueline Britz will share reflections from their fellowship year. This event will highlight experiences, growth, and future directions as part of the Phillips Futures program. Join us to hear about her achievements and have an opportunity to ask her questions about her work.

November 5, 2025 at 11:00 AM CT
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-p0zB1RAQ4qgCeAo6Tl3Fw #/registration

10/30/2025

We are proud to recognize the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) as a valued partner of our Annual Meeting. ABFM is generously partnering with us for our New Member & First-Time Attendee Orientation, helping us create a welcoming and supportive space for those joining us for the first time.

10/28/2025

We are honored to recognize the Medical College of Georgia as a Featured Partner of our Annual Meeting. Their support helps us bring together family medicine researchers, educators, and practitioners to advance collaboration and innovation in primary care.

10/27/2025

The wait is over! The first session of the ADFM Chairs’ Learning Series on Research Ecosystems, developed in conjunction with the National Family Medicine Strategic Plan for Research, is now available.

Discover practical strategies to strengthen your department’s research ecosystem and connect within institutional and community research networks.

Watch now and access materials:

The Chair Curriculum was developed to support current and future family medicine chairs in building a strong culture of research and scholarship within their departments. Research in family medicine is essential to answering the questions that matter most to patients, care teams, and communities, wh...

10/22/2025

The countdown is on to the 53rd Annual Meeting as we are less than 1 month away from gathering in Atlanta, GA! We can't wait to reunite with our members and welcome new faces.

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10/14/2025

We are excited to invite you to an upcoming webinar showcasing the 2024–2025 Phillips Futures Fellows: Meghan Gilfoyle, PhD, MSc and Jacqueline B. Britz, MD, MSPH. During this session, our fellows will share insights from the research projects they have been pursuing throughout their fellowship year.

📅 Date: November 5, 2025

⏰ Time: 11:00am CT

👉 Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-p0zB1RAQ4qgCeAo6Tl3Fw #/registration

09/30/2025

We’re counting down to the 53rd Annual Meeting in Atlanta, GA!

Don’t miss your chance to connect with an incredible network of researchers, share insights, build new collaborations, and gain fresh perspectives — all in one unforgettable, once-a-year event.

We can’t wait to see you there! 👋

09/26/2025

Day 3 of our series to help you get to know our 2025 Annual Meeting Plenary Speakers!

We’re thrilled to welcome Timothy Caulfield to the 2025 NAPCRG Annual Meeting! He’s a myth-busting, science-loving powerhouse tackling misinformation in health — from stem cells to celebrity wellness

09/25/2025

Day 2 of our series to help you get to know our 2025 Annual Meeting Plenary Speakers! Today we introduce The Pacific Research Collective!

The Pacific Research Collective which is a collaboration of the Pacific People’s Health Advisory Group (PPHAG), the Pacific Practice-Based Research Network (PPBRN), and researchers from the Faculty of Medical and Health Science at the University of Auckland. Our work is guided by Pacific models such as fa’afaletui, whereby knowledge from different perspectives (from the top of the mountain, top of the tree and from the man in the canoe fishing) are woven together to give a complete story.

09/25/2025

This week we will be doing a series to help you get to know our 2025 Annual Meeting Plenary Speakers! Today we introduce Timothy Hoff, PhD!

Timothy Hoff is a Professor of Management, Healthcare Systems, and Health Policy at Northeastern University. Hoff is the founder and director of the undergraduate health care management and consulting concentration at Northeastern. He has many publishings and his health care research has won national awards from the American Sociological Association, Academy of Management, and Society for Applied Anthropology.