The IMPaCT Cohort needs people like you. Choose your situation to see the itinerary that applies to you.
The IMPaCT Cohort nodes located in health centers are calling a randomly selected sample of the population to ensure it's representative. If you're one of the people chosen and you've been called to take part, don't hesitate — go ahead.
As a participant, you won't just get to know your own health status — you'll already be contributing to improving the health of future generations.
Recommendations our technical staff will walk you through:
We'll ask you for your social security number, along with other details from your health card, so it's important to bring it with you to the IMPaCT Center.
On your first visit, we'll ask for several contact phone numbers (mobile, home, work), as well as the number of a family member or acquaintance we can reach in the future if needed.
On the day of your ABPM (ambulatory blood pressure monitor) setup visit, please come to the IMPaCT Center wearing loose sleeves or short sleeves, to allow the cuff to be placed on your forearm.
We also recommend wearing comfortable shoes and clothing to your visits, since you may need to remove them for certain tests.
We'll need to draw blood samples to run various tests. IMPaCT staff will let you know which day this will take place so you can come to the Health Center fasting.
Collaborating with the IMPaCT Cohort means backing the advancement of Spanish science. We need everyone's support to keep growing and to help drive this effort forward.
We're looking for allies, investors, and visionaries to transform prevention and the health of the future. We want to ensure the project's sustainability through the support of organizations, foundations, or individuals who want to contribute to advancing science and preventive medicine.
Organizations committed to research and public health.
Companies that champion the advancement of science and innovation.
People who want to contribute to the preventive medicine of the future.