The Foundation To Advance Vascular Cures

We serve as a catalyst for innovative programs that show high potential To effect systemic change in Vascular disease. We do this through convenings, such as The Vascular health innovation summit and clti/pad working groups, and incubation and resource support for emerging programs, such as champions (a national intiative that supports community-based screening, awareness raising, capacity-building, and research in pad). Project voice and fiscal sponsorship of alps are examples of previous instances where we have served in a catalyzing capacity.

The wylie scholar award and The collaborative patient-centered research award provide career research grants that Advance innovation in Vascular research. The wylie scholar award is granted To outstanding young Vascular surgeon-scientists who combine active patient care with academic research. The award supports crucial patient-centered research that enables them To compete for future research funding. Wylie scholars become north america's world-class Vascular surgeon-scientists; many are now chiefs at major academic centers, prominent leaders in The field. Since 1996, we've supported 25 surgeon-scientists at 16 institutions around The country who are transforming patient care. The average return on investment for follow-on research funding is 30:1. The collaborative patient centered research award provides support for projects that offer innovative approaches with direct patient impact and are multi-institutional and responsive To The priorities identified at our annual Vascular health innovation summit.

Education and community awareness programs raise awareness of The risks, consequences, and new treatments for Vascular disease. We emphasize empowerment and shared decision-making best practices, helping To ensure that patients with Vascular disease and their families are equipped with The knowledge To make informed decisions about their health care. We have a specific focus on prevention and making resources accessible To vulnerable populations and communities. Every year, more than 200,000 individuals around The world visit our website To learn about Vascular disease and connect To critical resources.