Improving long-term outcomes after cardiac arrest
Using a first-of-its kind database in North America, Dr. Christopher Fordyce will explore how we treat patients for cardiac arrest, starting before it even happens
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CHÉOS investigators have been successful at effecting widescale change across health systems at all levels, including internationally. Their work has provided vital data to guide policymakers in transforming existing health infrastructure and making evidence-informed decisions.
Using a first-of-its kind database in North America, Dr. Christopher Fordyce will explore how we treat patients for cardiac arrest, starting before it even happens
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With funding from MSFHR, CHÉOS Scientist Dr. Brian Grunau will compile the largest dataset of its kind to guide bystanders and professional rescuers on how best to intervene.
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CHÉOS Scientists Drs. Skye Barbic and Frank Scheuermeyer are teaming up to improve the integration between emergency departments and mental health services for youth and young adults.
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Work published by CHÉOS emergency medicine Scientists points to the need for standardizing the way emergency departments treat atrial fibrillation
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The GenCOUNSEL project aims to figure out the best ways to provide equitable access to genetic counselling for genome-wide sequencing in Canada.
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PORTIA is the latest study in a long-term program of research that is developing evidence-based overdose prevention strategies and helping address the opioid crisis
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