Deadline to apply for a TRANSFORM HF Trainee Award today at 5 pm EST.

Please join us at our next lab meeting where we will explore emerging science within the Centre’s ecosystem. Special guests next week: Daniel Franklin, Ted Rogers Chair in Cardiovascular Engineering: Wearable and implantable devices for continuous hemodynamic monitoring” Dr. Jay Udell, clinician-scientist, Women’s College Hospital and UHN: “Analyzing risk factors for COVID-19 and adverse outcomes” […]

Founded in 2018, ECHO is a 12-month online training program led by high-calibre entrepreneurial industry, policy, regulatory and clinical experts. It comprises a unique combination of five complementary modules. ECHO is a specialized experiential training program with the main objectives to: Provide entrepreneurship training, mentorship, networking and funding opportunities for early ventures in the cardiovascular […]

Five cardiovascular health start-ups will face off for up to $250,000 in front of a panel of judges and a virtual audience at TBEP's annual Entrepreneurship for Cardiovascular Health Opportunities (ECHO) Pitch Competition.

Join researchers, clinicians, engineers, and patient partners for presentations and networking opportunities at TRANSFORM HF's virtual Network Meeting. Register today! View the full agenda here or below.

Registration is now open for Canada's largest conference on heart failure!

This 90-minute online workshop will introduce principles and practices to engage people with lived experience in research, as well as provide real-life case studies of successful patient and caregiver engagement in heart failure research from within the TRANSFORM HF network.

TRANSFORM HF is hosting its first in-person networking event! At our NODE event, clinicians, investigators, trainees, people with lived heart failure experience, and industry representatives will come together to (re)connect, explore opportunities for collaboration, and accelerate the pace of digital innovations for heart failure care.

Open to TRANSFORM HF trainees, investigators, patients and community partners, this unique three-day On-the-Land Indigenous Education program will enhance culturally-safe, strengths-based and healing-informed clinical and research practices.