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The establishment and functioning of the PRIMORE (European PRImary care MultiprOfessional REsearcher network) Project
Frode F Jacobsen1, Mehmet Akman2,3, Diederik Aarendonk3
1Centre for Care Research - Western Norway, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences and VID Specialized University, Bergen, Norway.
Insights
The PRIMORE project unites diverse researchers to enhance understanding of primary and long-term care's impact on health outcomes. This collaboration aims to improve municipal health services across Europe through shared knowledge and research development.
Area of Science:
- Health Services Research
- Public Health
- Gerontology
Background:
- A need exists for multiprofessional studies on primary care and long-term care (LTC) design and provision.
- Understanding the link between care models and health outcomes is crucial for service improvement.
Purpose of the Study:
- To establish the PRIMORE (PRImary care MultiprOfessional REsearcher network) project.
- To foster collaboration among researchers in primary care and LTC.
- To advance knowledge on municipal health and care services in Europe.
Main Methods:
- Network development and capacity building.
- Establishing a platform for multiprofessional primary care research.
- Disseminating knowledge through publications and position papers.
Main Results:
- The PRIMORE project is initiated to bridge research gaps.
- A collaborative network of diverse researchers is being formed.
- Focus on enhancing research activities within primary and long-term care.
Conclusions:
- Multiprofessional collaboration is key to advancing primary and long-term care research.
- The PRIMORE network will contribute to improving the quality of municipal health and care services.
- Knowledge sharing and research development are essential for evidence-based healthcare policy.
Abstract:
There is a need for multiprofessional comprehensive studies to better understand the relationship between design and provision of primary care and long-term care and health outcomes. The PRIMORE (PRImary care MultiprOfessional REsearcher network) project aims at bringing together researchers with different backgrounds and from a wide range of professional groups within the fields of primary care research and long-term care research to develop and share knowledge for the benefit of research on municipal health and care services, and eventually, the quality of municipal health and care in Europe. Main activities of the project will be network development, capacity building, providing a platform where multiprofessional primary care research activities can take place and publishing position papers.
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