Key result
Society for Vascular Medicine expands to ~500 members over 25 years of vascular care contributions.
Why the study?
The Society for Vascular Medicine's history, challenges, and achievements over 25 years were summarized to highlight its role in vascular medicine.
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Population
Approximately 500 members of the Society for Vascular Medicine
Design
Historical review reflecting on 25 years of the Society
Follow-up
25 years
Encourages clinician engagement with vascular societies to advance care; leaves open optimal strategies for scaling membership and impact.
The Society for Vascular Medicine was founded in 1989. During the subsequent 25 years, the Society has grown to approximately 500 members and has achieved international recognition while making important contributions to vascular disease education, clinical vascular medicine and biology research, and patient care. In celebration of the Society's 25th anniversary, its past and current presidents reflect on the Society's history, challenges, and achievements, and emphasize the vital role of the SVM in the discipline of vascular medicine.
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Creager et al. (2015) reported a review. The Society for Vascular Medicine has grown to approximately 500 members over its first 25 years, making important contributions to vascular disease education, research, and patient care.
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