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An OCHIN-led research study shows how streamlined EHR workflows can drive clinical excellence and boost cancer screening order rates.

Over the past 20 years, OCHIN has developed a broad research portfolio that informs care strategies and supports community health.  

A team of researchers from OCHIN partnered with the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research and the University of California, San Francisco, to study how electronic health record (EHR) tools might help providers in community-based clinics adapt care plans to address health drivers.

Through their pivotal involvement in the ADVANCE Clinical Research Network (CRN), OCHIN members are not just laying the foundation for future research discoveries—they are driving groundbreaking advancements that transform science and profoundly benefit our member network.

The OCHIN-led AIM-AHEAD CDP Year 3 program has awarded approximately $500,000 each to six research projects aimed at advancing multidisciplinary efforts to improve health outcomes in lower-resource communities.

An OCHIN partnered-study investigated the pathways connecting non-clinical drivers of health outcomes with a lower likelihood of receiving clinically indicated cancer screening services among community health center patients.

New findings from an OCHIN-led research project highlights telehealth’s role in expanding health care access in rural areas, where people often face barriers to care.

Researchers from OCHIN partnered with a team at the University of North Carolina to study the potential impact of food-related interventions within community health centers.

New funding from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is supporting the expansion of the OCHIN-led ADVANCE Clinical Research Network.

New OCHIN-led research found that the conclusion of a temporary Medicaid continuous coverage policy impacted the health care coverage of adults receiving care in the OCHIN network.