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Riding the wave of primary care research: Development of a primary health care research centre
Canadian Family Physician, 10/19/09

Hogg W et al. – Conducting effective and relevant research relies on a stable and efficient organization, which enables researchers and staff to work optimally; however, there are numerous challenges associated with building a well–organized, productive research organization. This article presents the obstacles (eg, little core funding, few permanent staff members, few policies to guide a transition to a larger enterprise) and solutions of the C.T. Lamont Primary Health Care Research Centre in riding the wave of primary care research. Through initiatives that focused on organizational support, building skills and confidence, linkages and collaborations, continuity and sustainability, and infrastructure, the C.T. Lamont Primary Health Care Research Centre was successful in creating a well–organized and productive research organization

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