1. Apply contemporary evidence-based prevention strategies across the spectrum of cardiovascular disease, including atherosclerosis, arrhythmias, sudden cardiac death, heart failure, and cardiomyopathy.
2. Integrate precision medicine approaches - including advanced cardiovascular imaging, genomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and biomarker-based assessment - to enhance cardiovascular risk stratification and early disease detection.
3. Evaluate and incorporate emerging prevention technologies, including artificial intelligence, wearable monitoring devices, digital health platforms, and electronic health record–based tools, into cardiovascular prevention strategies.
4. Implement multidisciplinary and lifespan-based prevention strategies to reduce the risk of first cardiovascular events and prevent disease progression or recurrence in diverse patient populations.
5. Incorporate social determinants of health, community partnerships, and population health strategies into cardiovascular prevention programs to improve health equity, access to care, and long-term outcomes.
6. Recognize and address sex-specific, pregnancy-related, genetic, and treatment-associated cardiovascular risks, including prevention strategies in women’s cardiovascular health, inherited cardiac conditions, and cardio-oncology populations.
7. Translate scientific discovery and innovation into clinical and community practice by identifying barriers, facilitators, and implementation strategies that enable sustainable and scalable cardiovascular prevention programs.