Center for Primary Care, Prevention and Population Health Research (C3PR)

The Center for Primary Care, Prevention, and Population Health Research (C3PR) is a research group within the Baylor College of Medicine Department of Family and Community Medicine that is rapidly developing research and service programs.

The center's topic areas cover several branches of population health research, developing organically from the interests of our members and the pressing questions in medicine today. Together we are able to leverage a variety of resources, from access to large data sets, a diversity of inter-professional knowledge bases, access to community service providers and populations, and mentorship and networking opportunities. We aim to attract faculty and fellows with aligning interests to build the knowledge base through interprofessional collaborations and advance their own work.

We focus on four overarching topics and respective sub-topics:

• Latino Health
• Social Determinants of Health
• Access & Quality of Care

• Primary Care URI & UTI
• UTI Acute Inpatient & Longer Term

• Complex Chronic Disease
• Mental Health & Wellness
• Cancer Prevention & Early Detection

• Substance Use Disorders in Primary Care
• Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

• The Fifth Ward
• Tejano Center for Community Concerns
• Veteran's Affairs of Houston
• Harris Health Community Clinics
• San Jose Clinic
• Santa Maria Hostel
• Sobering Center
• University of Texas Rio Grande Valley