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Research Projects & Study Opportunities for OSP Physicians

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Asthma Guideline Implementation Steps and Tools (GIST)
The Michigan Department of Community Health is seeking health care practices to adopt the Asthma Guideline Implementation Steps and Tools (GIST) materials starting Fall 2011.

Doctors as Stewards: Where are we and where do we need to go?
The purpose of this study is to measure the challenges that physicians are experiencing.

Provider -Identified Facilitators and Barriers to Sexual Health Communication with Older Female Patients
This research study was developed to better understand provider views toward asking their older female patients about sexual health.

Telemonitoring - Enhanced Support for Depression Self-Management
Dr. Aikens and colleagues at University of Michigan are applying to the National Institutes of Health for funding to study an intervention called "CarePartners for Depression" (CP-D)

Exploring the Degree of Integration of PCMH Care Staff Associated with Primary Care Practice
Great Lakes Research Into Practice Network (GRIN) has proposed a study opportunity to examine two care models of chronic care management (independent vs. integrated).

DATES: Decision Aid to Technologically Enhance Shared Decision Making
Great Lakes Research Into Practice Network (GRIN) has received funding to implement an investigative study around ways to improving colorectal cancer screening in the primary care setting.

If you have any questions about other GRIN programs, click here to see a summary of current research projects and call OSP at 248.357.4048 for enrollment assistance.

Blood Pressure Management in Diabetic Patients: An Evidence-Based Approach
As a proud sponsor of the Greater Detroit Area Health Council Save Lives Save Dollars initiative, Oakland Southfield Physicians is honored to have been selected to participate in a diabetes blood pressure management study program.  The goal of the study is to measure the impact of a guideline-based hypertension / diabetes quality of care algorithm on blood pressure control.



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