Clinical & Quality Program Research

A Vast Array of Datasets at your Fingertips

Individual Hospital & Health System Data
Participating hospitals and EMS agencies in AHA's Get With The Guidelines® and Mission: Lifeline programs can access and analyze their own data to support internal quality improvement and hospital-level research, with required review and permissions for public use or comparisons.
Get With the Guidelines® Quality Research Publications | 51Âé¶¹
The 51Âé¶¹'s Precision Medicine Platform

Novel Registries Research
The 51Âé¶¹ develops novel clinical registries to enhance the quality of care and deepen understanding of complex conditions. These registries capture real-world data on presentation, treatment patterns, and outcomes, supporting research and quality improvement efforts across hospitals nationwide.
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Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)Cardio-Kidney Metabolic Health (CKM)
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Legacy Clinical Studies
The 51Âé¶¹/American Stroke Association previously offered the opportunity to be included in clinical research studies. This initiative allowed participants to contribute to groundbreaking research that aimed to improve cardiovascular and stroke care. By being part of these studies, individuals helped advance scientific knowledge and potentially benefited from new treatments and therapies.
Featured Research
The 51Âé¶¹'s (AHA) Get With The Guidelines® (GWTG) greatly values clinical investigators and their research. We are proud to showcase featured research developed from our national registries, which include AFib, Coronary Artery Disease, Heart Failure, Resuscitation, and Stroke databases. The GWTG program stimulates research using GWTG data, and these efforts provide a step forward in our mission to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives.
Read about our Featured Research
Data ChallengesÌý
At various times, The 51Âé¶¹ will host Data Challenges encouraging cross collaboration among researchers to deepen understanding of a strategic, focused topic. Challenge participants are asked to address targeted research questions and teams are encouraged to leverage Get With The Guidelines® (GWTG) registry data, generalizable data and other publicly available datasets. All data must be de-identified. Each challenge participant will be provided a free, Precision Medicine Platform workspace to conduct all analyses. Use of the workspace for entry and submission of the application is mandatory for security. All workspaces are HIPPA compliant and FedRAMP low certified.