Links to clinical guidelines and best practices for the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease and related conditions: Canadian Cardiovascular Society American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association European Society of Cardiology Society of Thoracic Surgeons Canadian Heart...
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Contact information and referral forms for clinics at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
The Clinical Research Compliance and Support Office is responsible for clinical research oversight and support, including: Management of policies and standard operating procedures (SOPs) to guide activities and study conduct Regulatory, legislative and policy compliance Quality management and risk...
Clinical Services is the University of Ottawa Heart Institute’s division of nursing, an organization dedicated to excellence in practice, innovation, teaching and research. We believe that our patients come first and that care must be organized around patients and families.
The Clinical Services Training Portal provides access to: Educational resources to enhance knowledge of cardiac and critical care, yearly recertification exams, and knowledge transfer tools
Clinical Services staff are involved in research in a variety of ways, from identifying clinical problems amenable to research to leading studies as primary investigators. Staff are encouraged to present and publish the results of their academic and research activities at national and international...
At any given time, the Heart Institute may have up to 200 active clinical trials, in various stages of the lifecycle of a study.
Our clinics provide comprehensive and specialized care to support your cardiovascular well-being. We offer a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient, from prevention and diagnosis to treatment and ongoing management of heart conditions.
Cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention (CRSP) programs are recommended for patients with cardiovascular disease, however participation in these programs is believed to be alarmingly low. At the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, where hundreds of cardiovascular specialists and allied...
The Heart Institute offers a variety of training opportunities for health care professionals, both online and in class settings.
We are excited to announce that our Co-Chairs for the conference will be Dr. Peter Liu and Dr. Duncan Stewart. The conference Chairs are both translational scientists with pre-clinical laboratory research programs, as well as are practising cardiologists leading clinical trials, as well as engaged...
Dr. Kelly Cobey is a scientist at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute where she leads the Metaresearch and Open Science Program. She is also an associate professor in the School of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Ottawa.
If you are coming to the Heart Institute for a cardiac imaging test, the following information will help your visit go smoothly. Getting to Your Appointment Allow time before your appointment to get from your car or transit to the imaging department. See location, parking and transit information for...
If you are coming to the Heart Institute for an appointment in one of our clinics, the following information will help your visit go smoothly.
If you are coming to the Heart Institute for a procedure just for the day, you are considered a day patient or outpatient. As a short-stay patient, your procedure will be handled through the Day Unit. The following information will help your visit go smoothly. Getting to the Day Unit Allow time...
If you are coming to be admitted to the Heart Institute, the following information will help you to prepare for your stay.
We provide service in both official languages and are committed to providing people with disabilities the same opportunity as other patients to access our services. The Heart Institute is a smoke-free environment.
In addition to the cardiovascular rehabilitation programs offered at University of Ottawa Heart Institute, there are many community programs and services available to people in the Ottawa-Carleton area and its surrounding regions. Learn what programs and services are available near you.
The Prevention & Wellness Centre offers tailored educational presentations that raise awareness and share strategies for preventing and managing cardiovascular disease. Each presentation is customized for your company, charity, or group, providing valuable insights on cardiovascular disease risk factors.