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Research Studies

Research supported by us puts the patient at the center of the process resulting in better research questions, and improved patient outcomes.

The Heart Research Alliance sponsors research studies that meet our criteria for patient centeredness. Below is a list for our current studies. Visit our research tools page to learn about ways in which we facilitate patient centered research studies.


Funded

ADAPTABLE (Aspirin Dosing: A Patient-centric Trial Assessing Benefits and Long-term Effectiveness)
PI: Matt Roe, Patient Lead: Patient Advisory Board (The ADAPTORS)

HYPERLINK 3 (A Practical Comparison Between Telehealth vs. Clinic Care for Treating High Blood Pressure)
PI: Karen Margolis, Patient Lead: Patient Advisory Board

Healthy Hearts Healthy Minds
PI: Andy Nierenberg, Patient Lead: Heidi Dohse

Using Single Subject (N-of-1) Designs to Answer Patient-Identified Research Questions
PI: Heather Kaplan, Patient Lead: Kathi Sigona

BP-CHECK (Blood Pressure Checks and Hypertension Diagnosis)
PI: Beverly Green, Patient Lead: Porothea Dennis

Healthy Minds Healthy You: A Dose-Finding Study of Mindfulness
PI: Andy Nierenberg, Patient Lead: Debbe McCall

Patient Perspectives on Primary Statin Nonadherence
PI: Derjung Tarn, Patient Lead: Jon Turner

A Mediterranean dietary intervention for improving patients’ cardiovascular health: The MEDESIA Trial
PI: Samia Mora MD and Christine Albert, MD, Patient Lead: Eilleen Pinard

Statin Duration Study
PI: Mark Pletcher, Patient Lead: Jon Turner

Using PCORnet to Compare Blood Pressure Control Strategies
PI: Mark Pletcher, Patient Lead: Carlos Maeztu

TRAVERSE-LV Trial (The Transseptal Versus Retrograde Aortic Approach to Ablation in the Left Ventricle Trial)
PI: Greg Marcus, Patient Lead: TBD

Patient-Centered Adult Congenital Heart Disease Registry
PI: Anitha John, Patient Lead: ACHD Cause Group 

 

It was an inspiring experience to be a Patient Principal Investigator and collaborate with researchers to design a fully funded study, that was meaningful to AFib patients like me. Being part of a study that valued the patient voice not only gave me immense satisfaction but also a greater understanding of my condition.
— Kathi Sigona, Patient Principal Investigator, I-Stop-AFib Study.