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NHLBI Strategic Visioning

Goal 1: Promote Human Health

To expand knowledge of the molecular and physiological mechanisms governing the normal function of heart, lung, blood, and sleep systems as essential elements for sustaining human health.

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Goal 2: Reduce Human Disease

To extend our knowledge of the pathobiology of heart, lung, blood, and sleep disorders and enable clinical investigations that advance the prediction, prevention, preemption, treatment, and cures of human disease.

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Goal 3: Advance Translational Research

To facilitate innovation and accelerate research translation, knowledge dissemination, and implementation science that enhances public health.

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Goal 4: Develop Workforce and Resources

To support the future of investigator-initiated research by sustaining and developing a diverse biomedical workforce with the skills and research resources to pursue emerging opportunities in science.

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Key events in NHLBI Strategic Visioning

Feb 11, 2015 – Strategic Visioning Webinar

Mar 2015 – Draft Strategic Visioning Framework released and SV Forum open to collect Compelling Questions and Critical Challenges

Mar 2015 – Strategic Visioning Webinar

May 15, 2015 – Deadline for submitting Questions and Challenges for inclusion in 2015 Strategic Research Priorities

Jul-Aug 2015 – Community Update on the Draft Strategic Research Priorities

Early 2016 – Strategic Research Priorities Released