Presentations & posters

Research is strongest when it invites a useful conversation

Selected presentations from cardiovascular, implementation-science, and resident-investigator projects by Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD.

Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD beside a hypertension research poster in Baltimore
Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD presenting hypertension implementation research in Baltimore in September 2025.

Hypertension · 2025

Studying the barriers before asking a workflow to scale

The TIDE-IM pre-study barrier assessment examined the practical conditions surrounding resident-led screening and clinical-trial inclusion. The work reflects a recurring implementation principle: understand the people, constraints, and handoffs around a process before designing the intervention.

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Selected moments

From project design to scholarly exchange

Each image is paired with the actual project or event it represents, so the record remains useful to colleagues, trainees, and collaborators.

Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD standing beside a research poster at the University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania research presentation, April 2025.

Implementation research · 2025

Bringing resident-investigator work into a broader research setting

Poster discussion creates space to test assumptions, sharpen methods, and connect a local workflow problem to lessons from other institutions.

Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD presenting resident-investigator research at ACC.26
Resident-investigator poster presentation at ACC.26.

ACC.26 · 2026

Creating a practical resource guide for clinical investigation

The TIDE-IM Resident Investigators presented the rationale and design of a resource guide intended to make clinical investigation and quality-improvement work more navigable for residents.

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Alladdin Yousif Makawi, MD at the ACC.26 heart installation in New Orleans

Conference context

A professional record beyond the abstract list

Meetings are where a publication record becomes a living exchange—through questions, collaboration, mentorship, and exposure to work outside one’s immediate program. This portrait was made at ACC.26 in New Orleans after the resident-investigator presentation.

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