[PNRNews] Practice-Based Research in Public Health Systems: What's Known and What's Next - Hot Topics in Preparedness - Tuesday, April 27th

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The Regional Medical Library will be hosting a group seating for the next 
"Hot Topics in Preparedness" session on Tuesday, April 27th at 12 noon 
Pacific.  We will be meeting in Room T223 of the Health Sciences Library 
at University of Washington.  Here are the details - hope you can join us:

http://www.nwcphp.org/training/hot-topics/2010-hot-topics/systems-research

Practice-Based Research in Public Health Systems: What's Known and What's 
Next

This session will provide a brief overview of the history and current 
rationale for practice-based research applied within public health 
systems, an examination of topics and methodologies currently used in the 
field, and a perspective on where practice-based research should be 
moving. Hot Topics participants will learn how findings from prior studies 
of public health systems and services can be applied within real-world 
practice settings, and learn to identify gaps in the public health 
evidence base that can be informed through the lens of systems and 
services research.

If you'd like to set up your own group seating, visit:

http://www.nwcphp.org/training/hot-topics/registration-for-htip

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