About the American Family Cohort Consortium
The American Family Cohort (AFC) Research Consortium, which was established in 2019, arose from a collaboration between the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM) and the Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences (PHS). Recognizing the potential of the data, and the alignment of mission between ABFM and the PHS, the organizations partnered to make the ABFM PRIME Registry data available for primary care and population health research. PHS had made considerable investments in data management strategies and secure computational infrastructure which optimized for secure multi-institutional data sharing. PHS became the custodian of the research version of ABFM PRIME Registry – the American Family Cohort (AFC). The consortium has expanded to include new partners in the core data management function (Census Bureau) and research teams from multiple institutions (CDC, other academic research teams and organizations).
The Team
Andrew Bazemore
MD, MPH
Senior Vice President of Research & Policy for the ABFM
Isabella Chu
MPH
Associate Director, Data Core
Shiying Hao
PhD
Research Analyst
Nathaniel Hendrix
PhD, PharmD
Data Scientist
Daniel E. Ho
JD, PhD
Professor of Law
Neil Kamdar
MS
Senior Statistician
Derek Ouyang
MS
Research Manager in Stanford’s Regulation, Evaluation & Governance Lab
Robert Phillips
MD, MPSH
Founding Executive Director of The ABFM Center for Professionalism & Value in Health Care
Dana Price
MS, PMP
Grants & Research Program Manager
David Rehkopf
ScD, MPH
Professor of Medicine