Cardiovascular Outcomes, Health Services, and Population Research

The Division of Cardiology at the University of Colorado and its affiliated institutions have a robust national presence in cardiovascular outcomes, health services, and population research, boasting one of the largest groups in the country dedicated to the study of cardiovascular care delivery, implementation science, and patient outcomes. As a result, there is substantial Divisional strength in observational data analysis, clinical registry development, health care quality measurement, patient health status assessment, and interventions to improve care delivery and patient outcomes. Learn more about our faculty investigators through each of their profiles listed below.

In addition to these investigators, the Division of Cardiology is also home to the Colorado Cardiovascular Outcomes Research Group (CCOR), supported by the Adult and Child Center for Health Outcomes Research and Delivery Science (ACCORDS). CCOR is a multidisciplinary group of cardiovascular outcomes researchers from the University of Colorado, Denver Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Denver Health & Hospital Authority, and Kaiser Permanente of Colorado. Click here to learn more about CCOR.