Heart valve problems are often undetected, and late detection may have severe consequences. Our mobile valve screening program offers early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of valvular heart disease.
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The High Resolution Cell Imaging Core (HRCIC) Facility provides regional researchers with access to equipment and expertise in flow cytometry, high resolution imaging, histology, and analysis that enable high quality data interpretation to support grant applications and publications.
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A selection of recent news items featuring the Heart Institute and its experts.
The following are infection and hand hygiene compliance rates at the Heart Institute for the last twelve months or, for newer items, the available reporting periods.
Inpatient cardiovascular rehabilitation is a comprehensive treatment program that provides hospitalized patients at the Heart Institute with specialized care.
Key policies and agreements at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
This guide will help you and your caregiver understand and feel more comfortable with your left ventricular assist device (LVAD).
Living Well as a Caregiver is a guide designed to support caregivers of patients with cardiovascular disease.
Even though you will receive the best available care to treat and manage your heart condition, your heart disease is not curable. Heart disease is a chronic health condition that, like any health problem, can bring uncertainty and changes into your everyday life.
Map and directions to find the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
All media must work through the Department of Communications, which is pleased to help connect any writer/reporter with the best experts in cardiovascular medicine and research.
Meet our research team.
Navigating delirium during hospitalization is a guide designed to support caregivers and families of hospitalized patients with delirium.
Professional development encompasses all aspects of cardiovascular medicine and patient care.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is an exciting organization for nurses who care about excellence in practice, innovation, teaching and research. Our singular focus on cardiac patients allows nurses to develop expertise as they work with other clinicians whose sole focus is the care of patients and families with heart disease.
This groundbreaking initiative to screen 1 million Canadians for cardiovascular disease risk factors. By screening early, intervening swiftly, and harnessing powerful data insights, we will save lives and uncover the realities of heart disease—who is most at risk, what factors shape outcomes, and how we can intervene more effectively.
If you have an email address on file through your patient chart in our electronic health record system, the institute may contact you about test results, medical advice, appointment confirmations, quality improvement projects, Patient Alumni initiatives or surveys. If you would like to opt out from...
Organizational chart of the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
The Ottawa Cardiovascular Research Day was held on May 13, 2019 at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute (UOHI).