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Professor Jonathan Mant conducts research on cardiovascular disease, particularly within primary care settings, emphasizing stroke prevention and treatment. He is the principal investigator for several program grants, notably those funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), aiming to develop and evaluate primary care stroke services and enhance screening for atrial fibrillation to reduce the incidence of strokes. As the Head of Primary Care Research at the Primary Care Unit, he leads the Cardiovascular Research Group, focusing on innovations that improve public health outcomes. His work involves the integration of public health principles into primary care to optimize care for patients with cardiovascular conditions, including heart failure and stroke. Furthermore, Mant is engaged in public policy discussions related to health care practice and population sciences, underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in tackling cardiovascular health issues.
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