The EACVI Community Projects page provides a dedicated space to share information on research initiatives of interest to the EACVI community that are led by its members. The objective is to facilitate awareness, dialogue and networking, including opportunities for early career researchers, while promoting alignment with recognised scientific and ethical standards.
EACVI Community Projects
Ongoing projects
Assessment of MEchaNical Dyssynchrony as selection criterion for Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy
Mechanical dyssynchrony as a selection criterion for cardiac resynchronisation therapy: a multicentre, randomised, double-blind, sham-controlled, non-inferiority trial
Study on Multimodality Cardiovascular Imaging of Inflammatory Cardiovascular Diseases
The multicentric INFLAME study will serve as a valuable resource, providing a comprehensive understanding of the prevalence, diagnosis methods, management approaches, and prognostic factors associated with different ICARDs worldwide.
Valvular Heart Disease In Women registry
The aim of this registry will be to examine gender differences in VHD from the time point of admission to the hospital (either elective or urgent admission) up to the first follow-up in an outpatient clinic.
Multiple and Mixed Valvular Disease Registry
Multiple and mixed valvular heart disease (MMVD), ie, the combination of stenotic or regurgitant lesions occurring on ≥2 cardiac valves (multiple valvular heart disease (VHD)) or the combination of stenotic and regurgitant lesions on the same valve (mixed VHD), are frequent in clinical routine.
Submit a Community Project
EACVI members are welcome to propose a research project for inclusion on this page, provided that it aligns with the principles outlined below.
Eligibility principles
Projects submitted as EACVI Community Projects should:
- Be led or co-led by EACVI members
- Address a scientific question relevant to cardiovascular imaging
- Be clearly positioned as an independent initiative
- Projects involving patient data should clearly describe how ethical approval, data protection and regulatory requirements are addressed
How to submit
Please fill out and submit this form to propose a new project: EACVI Community Project Proposal form
The EACVI Research sub-committee reviews submissions to ensure clarity of positioning and consistency with the Community Projects framework.
For submissions or enquiries, please contact the EACVI Secretariat.