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Vision and Mission

Vision
The UW Cardiovascular Research Center will work to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease in Wisconsin and the nation and to develop effective approaches to treating cardiovascular disorders and disease.

This purpose is attained by developing programs in basic research, in clinical investigation, diagnosis and therapy, and in public education.

To increase its effectiveness, the Center promotes and facilitates synergistic interactions among investigators with diverse backgrounds in basic sciences and in clinical practice and investigation.

Mission
The mission of the UW Cardiovascular Research Center is:

  • To develop, facilitate and promote state-of-the-art approaches to treating and preventing cardiovascular disorders and disease;
     
  • To establish and sustain state-of-the-art research programs directed at understanding the mechanisms of cardiovascular disease and developing effective prevention, diagnosis and therapy;
     
  • To teach cardiovascular science and clinical practice to medical students and train graduate and post-graduate students in clinical cardiovascular specialties and basic cardiovascular sciences through the home departments of its faculty;
     
  • To encourage and support department recruitment of outstanding investigators with expertise in cardiovascular biology or in diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disorders and disease;
     
  • To solicit extramural funding from federal and state agencies, public and private foundations, and interested individuals; and
     
  • To inform the public about cardiovascular disease prevention and about the overall mission and accomplishments of the Center.
   
 
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UW Cardiovascular Research Center
5710 Medical Center
1300 University Avenue
Madison, Wisconsin 53706
Phone: (608) 263-2266
Fax: (608) 265-8745

Adminstrative Contact: info@cvrc.wisc.edu
Web/Technical Contact: webmaster@cvrc.wisc.edu

Last Updated: Dec. 29, 2006