Pediatric Emergency Research Canada / Groupe de Recherche en Urgence Pédiatrique du Canada

OUR VISION:

  • To be international leaders in pediatric emergency research

OUR GOALS:

  • To create new knowledge through research involving clinical and epidemiological studies in pediatric emergency medicine
  • To mentor new investigators and fellows in developing research projects
  • To enhance the image of pediatric emergency medicine as a credible academic discipline with its own research agenda
  • To develop cohesiveness between centers involved in the practice of pediatric emergency medicine
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PERC 2010 AGENDAS & PRESENTATIONS

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2010 Quebec City Activities

** Thanks to Chantal and Annie-Claude for preparing this information **

SKI (down-hill and cross-country)

 

Snowshoeing, Cross-country skiing, “Hôtel de Glace”, and Dog sledding

 

Montmorency Forest

 

PERC 2009 Publications

 Congratulations to Amy Plint for the recent NEJM publication on the results of the CanBEST trial. Results of the trial also appeared in the local (Ottawa Citizen) and national (Globe & Mail; CBC) media. Shannon Scott and the CIHR Team have an Implementation Science article in press outlining the knowledge translation protocol. Shannon also be presented two of the CIHR Team Grant projects (MDI/Spacer and Storytelling) at the Knowledge Utilization Colloquium in Deganwy, Wales. Congratulations also to Ran Goldman for the publication of the results of the FIGR study in August issues of Pediatrics (see press release).

 

See full citations and documents in Projects -> Publications section.

 

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