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2021 – 2024

A population-based analysis of the adverse effects and adherence of novel diabetes therapy in older persons with cardiovascular disease

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Jackevicius CA
Co-Investigators: Atzema CL, Austin PC, Booth GL, Ko D, Naimark DM, Stukel TA, Tu K, Udell JA
Grant Type: Project Grant
Grant Amount: $367,200

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2021 – 2022

Secondary prevention Community Heart Outcomes Improvement and Cholesterol Education (Secondary CHOICES) Study

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Udell JA
Co-Investigators: Abdel-Qadir H, Husam-Eldin M, Alloo J, Anderson TJ, Atzema CL, Austin PC, Bhatia RS, Booth GL, Chow C, Farkouh ME, Goodman SG, Ivers NM, Jackevicius CA, Johnston SE, Kapral MK, Ko D, Lee DS, Lindsay MP, Straus SE, Thompson W, Tobe SW, Tu K, Weisman A
Grant Type: Project Grant
Grant Amount: $100,000

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2017 – 2024

Improving transition of care and outcomes of cardiovascular disease using an innovative big data approach

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Ko D
Grant Type: Foundation Grant
Grant Amount: $2,005,020

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2016 – 2023

The Program of Research on Outcomes, Treatment, and Evaluation of Care in the Spectrum of HF (PROTECT-HF)

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Lee D
Co-Investigators: Austin P, Celi L, Grimshaw J, Ko D, Lavis J, Tu J
Grant Type: Foundation Scheme Grant
Grant Amount: $1,894,649

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2016 – 2019

Reducing readmission after acute coronary syndrome hospitalization by identifying important determinants and effective strategies to improve care

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Ko D
Co-Investigators: Alter D, Austin P, Jackevicius C, Lee D, Stukel T, Tu J, Wijeysundera H
Grant Type: Project Grant – First Live Pilot
Grant Amount: $470,169

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2016 – 2019

Reducing readmission after acute coronary hospitalization by identifying important determinants and effective strategies to improve care

Granting Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Principal Investigators: Ko D
Co-Investigators: Alter D, Austin P, Dorian P, Jackevicius C, Kingsbury K, Lee D, Morrison L, Stukel T, Tepper J, Tu J.
Grant Type: Operating Grant
Grant Amount: $117,077

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2015 – 2022

The CANHEART Study: using big data to transform the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Tu J
Co-Investigators: Alter D, Austin P, Hogg W, Ko D, Tu K
Grant Type: Foundation Scheme
Grant Amount: $2,174,454

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2015 – 2022

The CANHEART Project: using big data to transform the prevention and management of CardioD in Canada

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Tu J
Co-Investigators: Alter D, Austin P, Hogg W, Ko D, Tu K
Grant Type: Foundation Scheme
Grant Amount: $2,174,454

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2015 – 2016

National clinical audit for TAVI

Granting Agency: Canadian Cardiovascular Society
Principal Investigators: Wijeysundera H
Co-Investigators: Tu J, Austin P, Ko D
Grant Type: Request for Proposals
Grant Amount: $99,689

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2014 – 2017

Comparative effectiveness of cardiac drugs post-myocardial infarction

Granting Agency: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Principal Investigators: Jackevicius C, Ko D
Grant Type: Grant-in-Aid (GIA)
Grant Amount: $178,566