Hosted by Heart Failure Collaboratory · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Introducing Heart of the Matter Cardio Pod. High-level conversations to foster conversation, collaboration, and communication around the ecosystem of cardiovascular research.
Heart Failure Collaboratory hosts Cardio Pod: Heart of the Matter, a health show with 26 episodes published.
In this episode, host Dr. Christopher O'Connor is joined by Drs. Carine Hamo, Ankeet Bhatt, Joan Lindenfeld, and Martin Cowie to discuss the importance of evaluating and accounting for body weight and obesity in heart fa
In this episode, host Christopher O'Connor sits down with Scott D. Solomon, Ellis Unger, Janet Wittes, Michael Felker, Ben Saville, Douglas Mann, and Fady Malik to discuss how to design Phase II clinical trials that gene
In this episode, Host Dr. Christopher O'Connor and his guests, Dr, Joann Lindenfeld, Dr. Mitchell Psotka, Dr. Minnow Walsh and Dr. William Abraham, discuss class effect considerations in devices.
In this episode, host Christopher O’Connor and his colleagues discuss device trials and how they differ from drug trials. The conversation focuses on how device trials can be improved and how to advance device developmen
Host Christopher O’Connor, MD is joined by Jana Svetlichnaya, MD; Anu Lala-Trindade, MD; and Marshall Brinkley, MD to unpack the challenges of site-based research. This episode dives into the barriers, obstacles, and opp
This episode explores two different ways of analyzing outcomes in clinical trial and longitudinal studies in cardiovascular and heart failure research.
In this episode, host Dr. Christopher O'Connor sits down with Dr. Robert Califf, MD, Nicholaas Honig, JD, Dr. Maria Rosa Costanzo, and Dr. Norman Stockbridge, MD, PhD to explore the role of real-world evidence in advanci
In this episode, Christopher O’Connor, MD, sits down with Melvin Echols, MD; JoAnn Lindenfeld, MD; Minnow Walsh, MD; and Wayne Batchelor, MD to explore the role of social drivers of health in heart failure clinical trial
This episode discusses further the challenges of site-based research. What goes into those barriers, obstacles, and opportunities to be a successful site-based researcher.
In this episode, Host Dr. Christopher O’Connor is joined by Dr. Melvin Echols, Dr. Anu Lala-Trindade, Dr. Maria Rosa Costanzo, Dr. Lars Kober, and Dr. Norman Stockbridge to explore key models of success in site-based res
Hosted by Christopher O’Connor, MD, this episode dives into why site-based research is “broken” — fragmented, inefficient, and weighed down by administrative and regulatory burdens. Many clinical research sites — especia
In this episode, host Dr. Christopher O’Connor is joined by Dr. Christian Guilliod, Dr. Wayne Batchelor, Dr. Mona Fiuzat, and Dr. Orly Vardeny to discuss the need for clinical trials to reflect the populations most affec
In this episode, Host Christopher O’Connor, MD, is joined by Robert Califf, MD; Michael Bristow, MD; Scott Solomon, MD; Marvin Konstam, MD; and Mona Fiuzat, PharmD, to discuss who should have access to clinical trial dat
In this episode, experts Jonathan Cunningham, MD; Ankeet Bhatt, MD; Trejeeve Martyn, MD; Anu Lala-Trindade, MD; Sneha Shah Jain, MD; Elise Shalowitz, MS; and Mitchell Psotka, MD join host Christopher O’Connor, MD to expl
Only with cardiology with nephrology working together can the field of acute decompensated heart failure move forward with respect to kidney related entry criteria & endpoints. We call for standardization to allow for re
How can artificial intelligence enhance and augment clinical trials? In what ways can it be used responsibly to increase trial efficiency? Host Chris O'Connor invites Martin Cowie, JoAnn Lindenfeld, Scott Solomon, Jon Cu
Host Dr. Christopher O'Connor invites Drs. Scott Solomon, William Abraham, JoAnn Lindenfeld, Brian Claggett, Mona Fiuzat, and Mitchell Psotka to continue discussion of the importance of subgroups in heart failure clinica
Host Dr. Christopher O'Connor invites Drs. Javed Butler, Mariell Jessup, and Mitchell Psotka to discuss the importance of subgroups in heart failure clinical trials. How do we appropriately define subgroups? Which groups
Dr. Christopher O'Connor interviews the founding members of the data safety monitoring board (DSMB) training team, Dr. David DeMets, Dr. Janet Wittes, and Dr. Thomas Flemming, to continue discussing the importance of tra
Drs. Janet Wittes, Mona Fiuzat, Maria Rosa Costanzo, Ana Barac, Barry Greenberg, Vanessa Blumer, and Michael Bristow come together on this episode with Dr. Christopher O'Connor to discuss initiatives to train the next ge
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Cardio Pod: Heart of the Matter is hosted by Heart Failure Collaboratory. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 26 episodes.
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