DCRI at AHA24
Chicago | November 16–18, 2024 | Booth 702

DCRI cardiologists and operational experts are eager to discuss the latest scientific developments in cardiology with our colleagues at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions in Chicago this year. Our experts will share insights related to (but not limited to):

  • Electrophysiology and Arrhythmias
  • Cardiometabolic Health and Diabetes
  • Prevention and Lifestyle Medicine
  • Interventional Treatments
  • Quality of Care and Outcomes Research

Learn more about DCRI's presence at AHA below, visit us at booth 702, and keep up with DCRI's practice-changing cardiovascular clinical research throughout the year.

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DCRI News from AHA24

Stay tuned for breaking news from the DCRI at AHA November 16–18.

Hernandez Honored with QCOR Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award

The American Heart Association's (AHA) Council on Quality of Care and Outcomes Research (QCOR) Council bestowed the Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award on Adrian Hernandez, MD, MHS, the executive director of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI) and vice dean at the Duke University School of Medicine, during the AHA Scientific Sessions on November 16. The award is presented annually at the AHA Scientific Sessions to a QCOR Council member for their significant long-term contributions to outcomes research and the improvement of cardiovascular care.

DCRI Studies Recruiting Sites & Participants

The DCRI, together with its esteemed site community partners, is addressing clinical research challenges that will shape the future of medical care for years to come. Would you like to partner with the DCRI? View DCRI studies across therapeutic areas currently recruiting sites and/or participants.

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Proactive Evidence-Based Health Care

The CardioHealth Alliance engages clinicians, data scientists, healthcare leaders, and policymakers to improve the care and health of patients across therapeutic areas, including cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic diseases. Co-founded by the DCRI and Stanford University, the CardioHealth Alliance is turning evidence into practice in real-time and enabling healthcare systems to deliver transformative care that prevents disease and accounts for the overall well-being of patients.

DCRI: Innovative. Efficient. Reliable.

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A Breadth of Experise

DCRI expertise extends beyond cardiovascular research. Visit our DCRI At-A-Glance page to learn quick facts about the world's largest academic research organization.

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World-Renowned CV Faculty

Our physician-scientists and operational experts lead the way in improving patient care and outcomes, making us the global leader in cardiovascular research and education.

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Comprehensive Trial Support

DCRI provides a cross-functional approach to event adjudication, safety surveillance, and pharmacovigilance, while core labs offer centralized imaging across several modalities.

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Collaborating for Change

DCRI Think Tanks, like the recent meeting on anti-obesity pharmacotherapy, bring together thought leaders to address pressing issues across the clinical research ecosystem.