Scholarly Projects
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Grant Generating Project
Family Medicine Research
DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH
James Campbell, PhD
Telephone: 573-882-2190
campbellj@health.missouri.edu
OUR MISSION
Through the discovery, translation, and dissemination of family medicine knowledge,
we strive to improve the health
of individuals, families, communities, and populations,
with an emphasis on chronic conditions.
Our commitment to research is strong and ongoing. We are confident that our efforts to discover and share family medicine knowledge and technology will continue to impact physicians' approach to primary care and improve health for patients across the nation.
Researchers in our department have skills in a variety of investigative designs and analyses applicable to family medicine research. These skills include experience with epidemiological research, health services research, survey research, clinical trials, and qualitative research.
In 1979, our department established a
fellowship program designed to prepare family physicians for careers in academic medicine. Through the years family medicine fellows have strengthened the research efforts of our department.
Scholarly Projects
Our faculty currently participate in research focused on relevant and diverse health-related topics.
Click here for a list of current scholarly projects.
Grant Generating Project
The Grant Generating Project (GGP) seeks to equip family medicine researchers with skills
needed to successfully develop and submit grants for research funding.
Click here for more information about GGP.