2011 - Critical Care Canada

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Final Program
November 13 – 16, 2011
Sheraton Centre Hotel - Toronto, ON
The Critical Care Canada Forum gratefully acknowledges the following sponsors
who have generously supported the CCCF with unrestricted educational grants.
Platinum
Hospira
Gold Plus
Masimo
Gold
Otsuka Canada Pharmaceutical Inc.
Pfizer
Ikaria
Fresenius Kabi
Silver
Bronze
Trillium Gift of Life Network
Welcome to CCCF 2011
The Critical Care Canada Forum focuses on leading-edge science through informative and
interactive sessions, world recognized speakers, poster presentations and an exhibit hall with the
latest products, services and information.
The CCCF is the place where doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists and all critical care professionals
can collaborate on shared knowledge across disciplines, departments and institutions. It is the most
significant gathering of critical care professionals in Canada.
The Critical Care Canada Forum is where the world’s intensivists put the latest science into practice.
Table of Contents
Committees and Faculty................................................................................................ 2-3
Welcome Reception ...................................................................................................... 4
Industry Sponsored Lunch Symposiums ....................................................................... 4
Floorplans for meeting locations .................................................................................. 5
Scientific Program (Goals and Learning Objectives) ................................................ 6
Monday Sessions ............................................................................................................ 8, 9, 12
Program Overview ......................................................................................................... 10-11
Tuesday Sessions ............................................................................................................. 13-15
Wednesday Sessions ...................................................................................................... 16-18
Poster Sessions ................................................................................................................. 19-28
Exhibit Hall Floorplan and List of Exhibitors .................................................................. 29
Exhibitor Descriptions ..................................................................................................... 30-31
Forum Secretariat ........................................................................................................... BC
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Brian P. Kavanagh (Chair, Organizing Committee)
Niall D. Ferguson (Chair, Scientific Program)
Robert A. Fowler
Stephen E. Lapinsky
John C. Marshall
Damon C. Scales
Arthur S. Slutsky
Thomas E. Stewart
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REGIONAL & NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS
Andrew Baker (Toronto)
Lisa Burry (Toronto)
Deborah Cook (Hamilton)
Craig Dale (Toronto)
Tara Fowler (Toronto)
Paul Hébert (Ottawa)
Daren Heyland (Kingston)
Jamie Hutchison(Toronto)
Cecilia Hyslop (Toronto)
Brenda Kisic (Toronto)
Leasa Knechtel (Toronto)
Sheldon Magder (Montreal)
Cathy Mawdsley (London)
Laurie Morrison (Toronto)
Louise Rose (Toronto)
Yoanna Skrobik (Montreal)
Orla Smith (Toronto)
Brent Winston (Calgary)
Sharon Yamashita (Toronto)
David Zygun (Calgary)
Derek Angus (Pittsburgh, USA)
Laurent Brochard (Paris, France)
Andres Esteban (Madrid, Spain)
John Marini (Minnesota, USA)
Mervyn Singer (London, UK)
B. Taylor Thompson (Boston, USA)
Jean-Louis Vincent (Brussels, Belgium)
Hector Wong (Cincinnati, USA)
THE 2011 SCIENTIFIC FACULTY
Adhikari, Neill (Toronto, Canada)
Amaral, Andre (Toronto, Canada)
Angus, Derek (Pittsburg, USA)
Avidan, Michael (St Louis, USA)
Bagshaw, Sean (Edmonton, Canada)
Bainbridge, Daniel (London, Canada)
Baker, Andrew (Toronto, Canada)
Bayir, Hulya (Pittsburgh, USA)
Bell, Robert (Toronto, Canada)
Brindley, Peter (Edmonton, Canada)
Brodie, Dan (New York, USA)
Buist, Michael (Tasmania, Australia)
Carson, Shanon (Chapel Hill, USA)
Chiche, Pr Jean-Daniel (Paris, France)
Cook, Deborah (Hamilton, Canada)
Crawley, Philip (Toronto, Canada)
Cuthbertson, Brian (Toronto, Canada)
Cypel, Marcelo (Toronto, Canada)
Deutschman, Clifford (Philadelphia, USA)
DeVita, Michael (Pittsburgh, USA)
Devlin, John (Boston, USA)
Dhanani, Sonny (Ottawa, Canada)
Dos Santos, Claudia (Toronto, Canada)
Douglas, Ivor (Denver, USA)
Downar, James (Toronto, Canada)
Ely, Wes (Nashville, USA)
Evans, Timothy (London, UK)
Fan, Eddy (Toronto, Canada)
Ferguson, Niall (Toronto, Canada)
Fitzpatrick, Susan (Toronto, Canada)
Fowler, Robert (Toronto, Canada)
Fox-Robichaud, Alison (Hamilton, Canada)
Girard, Timothy (Nashville, USA)
Granton, John (Toronto, Canada)
Griesdale, Don (Vancouver, Canada)
Guerguerian, Anne-Marie (Toronto, Canada)
Haddad, Mary Jo (Toronto, Canada)
Halpern, Scott (Philadelphia, USA)
Happ, Mary Beth (Pittsburgh, USA)
Hebert, Paul (Ottawa, Canada)
Henzler, Dietrich (Halifax, Canada)
Herridge, Margaret (Toronto, Canada)
Hill, Nick (Boston, USA)
Hillman, Ken (Sydney, Australia)
Howard, Robert (Toronto, Canada)
Hutchison, Jamie (Toronto, Canada)
Iwashyna, Jack (Detroit, USA)
Janes, Jonathan (London, UK)
Jones, Darryl (Melbourne, Australia)
Karkouti, Keyvan (Toronto, Canada)
Kavanagh, Brian (Toronto, Canada)
Keshavjee, Shaf (Toronto, Canada)
Kho, Michelle (Baltimore, USA)
Lacroix, Jacques (Montreal, Canada)
Lamontagne, Francois (Sherbrooke, Canada)
Lapinksy, Stephen (Toronto, Canada)
Lazar, Neil (Toronto, Canada)
Lee, Shoo (Toronto, Canada)
Lee, Warren (Toronto, Canada)
Magder, Sheldon (Montreal, Canada)
Mahon, Kate (Halifax, Canada)
Marshall, John (Toronto, Canada)
Mazer, David (Toronto, Canada)
McIntaggart, Scott (Toronto, Canada)
McIntyre, Lauralyn (Ottawa, Canada)
McLellan, Barry (Toronto, Canada)
Meade, Maureen (Hamilton, Canada)
Mehta, Sangeeta (Toronto, Canada)
Meyer, Nuala (Philadelphia, USA)
Misak, Cheryl (Toronto, Canada)
Monk, Marilyn (Toronto, Canada)
Morgan, Matthew (Toronto, Canada)
Morris, Andrew (Toronto, Canada)
Morrison, Laurie (Toronto, Canada)
Muscedere, John (Kingston, Canada)
Orser, Beverley (Toronto, Canada)
Park, Pauline (Detroit, USA)
Parshuram, Christopher (Toronto, Canada)
Ranieri, Marco (Turin, Italy)
Reynolds, Stuart (Edmonton, Canada)
Rose, Louise (Toronto, Canada)
Rubenfeld, Gordon (Toronto, Canada)
Sarani, Babak (Philadelphia, USA)
Scales, Damon (Toronto, Canada)
Sharpe, Michael (London, Canada)
Shemie, Sam (Montreal, Canada)
Silber, Jeffrey (Philadelphia, USA)
Singer, Mervyn (London, UK)
Singh, Jeffrey (Toronto, Canada)
Skrobik, Yoanna (Montreal, Canada)
Slutsky, Art (Toronto, Canada)
Smith, Gary (Bournemouth, UK)
Stewart, Thomas (Toronto, Canada)
Thompson, Taylor (Boston, USA)
Tubb, Richard (Washington, USA)
Turgeon, Alexis (Quebec, Canada)
Underwood, Harry (Toronto, Canada)
Vincent, Jean-Louis (Brussels, Belgium)
Walley, Keith (Vancouver, Canada)
Wax, Randy (Toronto, Canada)
White, Doug (Pittsburgh, USA)
Winston, Brent (Calgary, Canada)
Wong, Hector (Cincinatti, USA)
Wunsch, Hannah (New York, USA)
Zarychanski, Ryan (Winnipeg, Canada)
Zygun, David (Calgary, Canada)
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Welcome Reception
Monday, November 14, 2011
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Sheraton - 43rd Floor - Pinnacle & Club Lounge
Join us at the end of Monday's sessions on the top floor of the Sheraton Centre to meet with
CCCF faculty, delegates, exhibitors and sponsors. Enjoy food stations, refreshments and a
spectacular view of Toronto.
Exhibit Hall
Monday November 14 – noon – 3:45 pm
Tuesday November 15 – 9:30 am – 3:45 pm
Wednesday November 16 - 9:30 am - 2 pm
The Exhibit Hall is the hub of the CCCF and the location of all breaks and lunch buffets. The
sponsors and exhibitors are on-site to provide the latest information on products and services.
Please visit the CCCF exhibit hall and take time to thank the sponsors and exhibitors for their support
of the critical care profession.
Industry Sponsored Lunch Symposiums
(Lunch provided in the room - capacity is limited - lunch also available in Exhibit Hall)
Monday, November 14, 2011
12:30 - 13:30
Delirium as a New Frontier in Critical Care: Saving the Injured Brain
Sponsored by Hospira
12:30 - 13:30
Osgoode West
Combating MRSA in the ICU
Sponsored by Pfizer
Sheraton E
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
12:30 - 13:30
What Matters Most - Improving Outcomes Through Advances in
Patient Monitoring
Sponsored by Masimo
Sheraton E
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
12:30 - 13:30
Recognition and Treatment of Hyponatremia in
Critical Care Setting
Sponsored by Otsuka
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Sheraton E
GRAND BALLROOM
SHERATON HALL
OSGOODE BALLROOM
AND POSTERS
Sheraton Centre - Lower Concourse
EAST = Osgoode East
WEST = Osgoode West
C = Sheraton Hall C
E = Sheraton Hall E
A = Sheraton Hall A-B
Note: All meeting rooms are located on Lower Concourse, see floorplan for session location.
See Floorplan page 19 for Exhibitor locations in Grand Ballroom.
Sheraton Centre - Concourse Level
S = Speaker Ready Room
R = Registration
V.I.P. = V.I.P. Room
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Scientific Program
Goals and Learning Objectives:
Goal
To improve knowledge in a range of areas related to the practice of critical care
and understanding of disease
Learning Objective
Participants will be able to identify, assess, and treat critically ill patients in various
settings (ICU, ER, trauma room) with a number of clinical problems including acute
lung injury, sepsis, brain injury, etc.
Goal
To improve awareness of new clinical research and its application to clinical practice
Learning Objective
Participants will be able to identify, critique, and apply the results of new clinical
research in the critical care field
Goal
To improve understanding of factors related to the access and delivery of critical
and acute care, both at a local and global level
Learning Objective
Participants will be able to identify and discuss in an informed manner issues related to
critical care access and delivery, from ethical, organizational, and clinical perspectives
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Monday, November 14/11
CCCF Program - Sheraton Downtown Toronto
Plenary Round Table Report
Moderators: N. Ferguson - B. Kavanagh
EAST 08:00-08:15
08:15-08:20
08:20-08:30
A new ARDS definition
Editorial comment
Discussion
M. Ranieri
T. Evans
WJ Sibbald Critical Care Systems Symposium - The Big Picture View Moderators: R. Fowler - D. Scales
Monday, November 14
EAST 08:30-08:50
08:50-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:00
D. Angus
J. Iwashyna
S. Halpern
G. Rubenfeld
ICU services & regionalization - 50,000 foot view
Improving patient outcomes by improving interhospital transfer
Strains on an ICU’s capacity to provide optimal care
Do Specialized Units Improve Outcomes?
Discussion
Sepsis I - Therapeutics
Moderators: H. Wong - JL. Vincent
WEST 08:30-08:50
08:50-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:00
Vasopressors in septic shock
Diuretic Therapy in AKI
Novel biomarkers for septic shock associated renal failure
Use of anticoagulants to modulate host inflammation in sepsis
Discussion
K. Walley
S. Bagshaw
H. Wong
R. Zarychanski
Sedation - The Basics – Mechanisms, Methods and Current Approaches Moderators: J. Granton - K. Walley
A
08:30-08:45
08:45-09:00
09:00-09:15
09:15-09:30
09:30-09:45
09:45-10:00
10:00-10:15
J. Granton/K. Walley
B. Orser
M. Avidan
D. Bainbridge
D. Mazer
W. Ely
10:00-10:30
Welcome Remarks and Introduction
How do Sedatives Work? – Insights at the molecular level
Measuring Sedation Lessons from the ICU and the OR
Cardiac Surgery - Patient flow and economics
Procedural Sedation – The essentials
What is Delirium… and how do we reduce it?
Discussion
Break
Critical Care Systems II - Processes at the Bedside Moderators: B. Cuthbertson - J. Iwashyna
EAST 10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
JD. Chiche
S. Halpern
B. Cuthbertson
Do We Need Bundles in Clinical Practice?
ICU Readmissions - Do Bouncebacks Matter?
Team Leadership in the ICU
Sepsis II - Definitions to Mechanisms
Moderators: C. Deutschman - R. Zarychanski
WEST 10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
Sepsis definitions : evolution of our concepts
Epidemiology of sepsis
Is sepsis a neurologic disease?
JL. Vincent
D. Angus
C. Deutschman
Sedation -The Clinical Evidence – Making Sense of the Patient Data Moderators: J. Granton - K. Walley
A
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10:30-10:45
10:45-11:00
11:00-11:15
11:15-11:30
T. Girard
D. Zygun
Y. Skrobik
J. Devlin
The Clinical Evidence – Making Sense of the Patient Data
Sedation Considerations in brain injured patients
Measuring delirium – How bad is it?
Economics in sedation – Responsible use of the ICU budget
EAST = Osgoode East; WEST = Osgoode West; E = Sheraton Hall E; C = Sheraton Hall C; A = Sheraton Hall AB; V.I.P. = V.I.P. Room
LATE BREAKING PLENARY - Activated Protein C Moderators: N. Ferguson - B. Kavanagh
EAST 11:30-11:45
11:45-11:50
11:50-12:05
12:05-12:20
12:20-12:30
T. Thompson/M. Ranieri
P. Hebert
J. Janes
C. Deutschman
12:30-13:30
Results of the Prowess-Shock Study
Editorial Comment
The APC Story - Perspective from Ely Lilly
The APC Story - Perspective from a Clinician
Discussion
Lunch - in Exhibit Hall
Extracorporeal Life Support (ECLS) I - Beyond Mechanical Ventilation Moderators: P. Park - M. Cypel
E. Fan
D. Brodie
M. Ranieri
S. Keshavjee
Resuscitation
WEST 13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:10
15:10-15:20
ECLS for Respiratory Failure: Everything Old is New Again
Enough evidence for ECMO in ARDS? - Beyond CESAR
ECCO2R - Facilitating Ultra-Lung Protective Ventilation?
ECLS as a bridge to lung transplant
Discussion
Moderators: L. McIntyre - S. Reynolds
S. Magder
L. McIntyre
R. Zarychanski
J. Marshall
Does Fluid Responsiveness Imply Fluid Need?
Crystaloids or Colloids: Do we have an answer yet?
The management of Massive Transfusion.
Active deresuscitation - Does it have a role?
Discussion
ICU Communication I
Moderators: D. White - C. Parshuram
A
Lost in translation: Handing over in ICU
Improving family communication in ICU
Patient- and family-centered care in an MICU
Resolving Intractable Disputes about Goals of Care in ICUs
Discussion
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
Monday, November 14
EAST 13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
A. Amaral
S. Carson
T. Thompson
D. White
Michael Ward Translational Biology Symposium Moderators: J. Hutchison - C. Dos Santos
C
13:30-13:40
13:40-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
J. Hutchison
T. Evans
W. Lee
I. Douglas
Introduction of the Michael Ward Lecture
Hemoxygenase in the pathogenesis of ALI
Microvascular leak as a therapeutic target in sepsis
Regional heterogeneity in VILI: Role of MKP-1/DUSP
Discussion
Meet the Professor - Intimate & Interactive
VIP
13:30-14:10
14:10-14:15
14:15-14:55
14:55-15:00
M. Singer
JL. Vincent
Case Studies: What would you do next?
Discussion
How to: Give a Talk / Write a Paper
Discussion
Each 20-minute topic will include a 15 minute lecture followed by 5 minutes for questions and discussion from the audience.
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Program Overview
Monday, November 14
8 :0 0 8: 15 8: 3 0 8 : 4 5 9 : 0 0 9 :1 5 9: 3 0 9 : 4 5 10 : 00 10 :15 10:30 1 0:4 5 11 : 00 11 :1 5 11:30 1 1:4 5 12: 00 12 :15 12: 3 0 12: 45 1 3 :0 0
ROOM
Plenary
WJ Sibbald Critical Care.......
WEST
Sepsis I - Therapeutics
A
Sedation - The Basics......
C
Critical Care Systems II
BREAK - FOYER
EAST
Late Breaking Plenary Activated Protein C
Sepsis II - Definitions .....
Sedation - Clinical Evidence
Tuesday, November 15
ROOM
Intro
Plenary
Perspectives on ICU Quality
WEST
ALI/ARDS Pathogenesis
A
Ventilation I - Synchrony, Weaning ...
C
Economics of Quality
BREAK - FOYER
EAST
Infections in the ICU
Ventilation II - NIV and ALI Prevention
Quality Day - EAST
Wednesday, November 16
EAST
Plenary
Rehabilitation & Long-term Outcomes
WEST
Plenary
Monitoring & Recognition
A
Neuro Critical Care I
C
ARDS Therapeutics
BREAK FOYER
ROOM
End of Life Care
Plenary
Social: Changing Culture
Neuro Critical Care II
ARDS - New Frontiers
Rapid Response Systems - WEST
Room Legend:
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EAST = Osgoode East;
C = Sheraton Hall C;
WEST = Osgoode West;
A = Sheraton Hall AB;
E = Sheraton Hall E;
V.I.P. = V.I.P. Room
LUNCH BREAK IN THE EXHIBIT HALL PLUS SYMPOSIUM SESSIONS - 12:30-13:30
V.I.P,
13 : 15 13 : 30 13 : 45 1 4: 00 1 4: 1 5 1 4 : 3 0 1 4 : 4 5 15 : 00 1 5 :1 5 1 5:30 1 5:4 5 16 : 00 16 :1 5 16:30 1 6:4 5 17 : 00 17 :1 5 17:30 1 7 : 4 5 1 8 : 0 0
Extracorporeal Life Support (ECLS) I
ECLS II - Cases & Discussion
Resuscitation
When (& if) to Give Blood?
ICU Communication I
ICU Communication II
Michael Ward Translational Biology .....
CCCF-CCCS - Resident Oral Abstract Pres.
Meet M. Singer
Meet K. Hillman
Cardiac ICU I - Focus on Heart Failure
Networks For Clinicians
BREAK - FOYER
Meet JL. Vincent
Moving On - Building on Success ....
Plenary
Meet JD. Chiche
Quality: Reporting, Changing ...
Plenary
Cardiac ICU II - CPR
Disparities in ICU
Symptom Management
Organ Donation
Education
Withdrawing & Withholding
The Debaters
Research
AC Bryan Symposium
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15:00-15:30
Break - in Exhbit Hall
ECLS II - Cases & Discussion
Moderators: E. Fan - D. Brodie
EAST 15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-17:00
16:50-17:00
Opportunities for minimizing cerebral morbidity with ECLS
Transport on ECLS - The Michigan Experience
3 Difficult Cases - Panel Discussion - Brodie; Cypel; Park; Henzler
Discussion
A. Guerguerian
P. Park
When (& if) to Give Blood?
Moderators: J. Lacroix - S. Magder
WEST 15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:00
Appropriate transfusion in pediatric ICU
Transfusion in neurocritical care: where's the evidence?
Transfusions in Acute Care - Too Much?
Transfusions in Acute Care - Too Little?
Discussion
J. Lacroix
A. Turgeon
P. Hebert
K. Karkouti
Monday, November 14
ICU Communication II - A No Holds Barred Smackdown Moderators: R. Fowler - K. Mahon
A
15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:00
M. Happ
C. Parshuram
K. Mahon
R. Fowler
Nurse-patient communication in ICU: the SPEACS study
Communication in the ICU
What RNs should say to staff physicians….but don't
What MDs should say to nurses…..but are afraid to
Discussion
CCCF-CCCS - Resident Oral Abstract Presentations Moderators: A. Fox-Robichaud - T. Thompson
C
15:30-15:45
A Chau
15:45-16:00
N Côte
16:00-16:15
Dun Yuan Zhou
16:15-16:30
H Kanji
15:30-16:10
16:10-16:15
16:15-16:55
16:55-17:00
K. Hillman
Feasibility study to compare videolaryngoscopy versus direct
laryngoscopy in critically ill patients
Factors associated with decisions to withdraw life-sustaining
therapies in critically ill patients with severe traumatic brain
injury: a canadian multicentre cohort study
Conferred susceptibility to acute and ventilator induced lung
injury by adoptive bone marrow transfer of myeloid cells
lacking atf3 expression
Emergency cricothyroidotomy: a randomized crossover trial
comparing percutaneous needle first versus incision first techniques
16:30-16:45 W Luksun
Sedation after cardiac surgery using volatile anesthetics:
evaluator blinded, randomized trial of efficacy and safety.
16:45-17:00 J McNally
25-Hydroxy Vitamin D concentrations in critically ill children:
deficiency rates and relationship with illness severity
Meet the Professor - Intimate & Interactive
VIP
JD. Chiche
Plenary RCT
EAST 17:00-17:15
17:15-17:20
17:20-17:30
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How I run my MET Team
Discussion
How I manage ARDS
Discussion
Moderators: J. Singh - S. Lapinsky
S. Mehta
W. Ely
Results of the SLEAP Study
Editorial Comment
Questions and Panel Discussion
Tuesday, November 15/11
Settling (only) for Best – Shaping Excellence ICU Care - EAST
Introduction
A. Slutsky
Introductions
Hon D. Matthews Welcome Address
Plenary Address
08:15-08:35
08:35-08:55
Moderators: MJ. Haddad - B. Kavanagh
S. Fitzpatrick
Perspectives on ICU Quality
Excellent ICU Care for All – Is Good Ever Good Enough?
Discussion
Moderators: R. Howard - A. Slutsky
10:00-10:30
I’m an ICU Survivor - An academic’s reflections on critical care
I’m a Physician – What quality means to practitioners
I’m a Newspaper Publisher – Health Care, Quality & Politics:
The untouchable meets the unaffordable
Questions & Discussion
10:30-11:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
C. Misak
J. Marshall
P. Crawley
Economics of Quality
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
J. Silber
R. Bell
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:30
M. Singer
12:30-13:30
08:00-08:05
08:05-08:15
Moderators: B. Kavanagh - N. Ferguson
Moderators: B. McLellan - R. Fowler
Quality in Healthcare – You get what you pay for
Rewarding Improvement to Effect Practice Change A CEO's Perspective
Quality & Value in Healthcare – Lessons from infection control
Moving On - Building on Success in Quality Improvement (QI) Moderators: S. McIntaggart - B. Cuthbertson
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
D. Cook
P. Hebert
T. Evans
14:30-15:00
QI - Ethical Imperatives and Ethical Implications
Advancing the Science of QI - The Role of the Journal Editor
Governance and Guidance of QI – The Role of Regulators
and Royal Colleges
15:00-15:30
Quality: Reporting, Changing & Rewarding High Quality Moderators: T. Stewart - M. Monk
15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-17:00
G. Rubenfeld
M. Morgan
D. Scales
Do We Need More Public Reporting?
Is the ‘Quality Agenda’ worth it?
Pay for Performance – Approaches of Professional Societies
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ALI/ARDS Pathogenesis
Moderators: C. Dos Santos - H. Wong
WEST 09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:30
Heat shock proteins and the modulation of ARDS
RAGE in ARDS
Genetic insights to ALI pathogenesis
The role of transcriptional regulation in VILI
Discussion
C. Deutschman
T. Evans
N. Meyer
C. Dos Santos
Ventilation I - Synchrony, Weaning & Prolonged Ventilation Moderators: S. Carson - F. Lamontagne
A
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
10:00-10:20
10:20-10:30
N. Meyer
D. Henzler
L. Rose
S. Carson
10:30-11:00
Using ventilator waveforms to optimize patient ventilator synchrony
New modes to enhance synchrony & weaning
Prolonged ventilator weaning - The Ontario experience
Prognosis in prolonged ventilation - predictive models
Discussion
Infections in the ICU
Moderators: J. Muscedere - I. Douglas
WEST 11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:30
Can early, broad-spectrum antibiotics be harmful?
Procalcitonin guided antibiotic therapy for infections in the ICU
CMV in the ICU, prevent, treat, or ignore?
ICU acquired immunoparalysis in the immuncompetent
Discussion
A. Morris
J. Muscedere
G. Rubenfeld
JD. Chiche
Ventilation II - NIV and ALI Prevention Moderators: N. Hill - L. Rose
A
11:00-11:20
11:20-11:40
11:40-12:00
12:00-12:20
12:20-12:30
S. Lapinsky
N. Hill
D. Henzler
P. Park
12:30-13:30
NIV Overiew - Indications & Interfaces
Optimizing your NIV program
How to ventilate the patient without ALI
Results of the Lung Injury Prevention Study
Discussion
Cardiac ICU I - Focus on Heart Failure Moderators: K. Walley - P. Brindley
WEST 13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
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N. Hill
S. Magder
K. Walley
M. Singer
Acute right heart failure in the ICU
Physiological and clinical consequences of diastolic dysfunction
Molecular mechanisms of myocardial dysfunction in sespis
New drug approaches to treating heart failure
Discussion
Networks For Clinicians
Moderators: J. Marshall - S. Carson
A
Building Registries
A clinical laboratory
Lessons from ARDSNet
InFact: Globalizing investigator-led research
Discussion
S. Lee
E. Fan
T. Thompson
J. Marshall
Symptom Management
Moderators: C. Dale - D. Griesdale
C
What are the key ICU symptoms?
Assessing & preventing pain
Preventing complications – The airway
Lung symptoms, pregnancy & ICU
Discussion
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
MB. Happ
L. Rose
D. Griesdale
S. Lapinsky
15:00-15:30
Break in Exhbit Hall
Cardiac ICU II - CPR
Moderators: R. Wax - J. Hutchison
WEST 15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:00
CPR in the ICU: Why do we bother?
New Approaches for in-hospital cardiac arrest
ECMO in the Cardiac Arrest Setting
How to Cool Post-Cardiac Arrest…. SPARC Results
Discussion
P. Brindley
R. Wax
A. Guerguerian
L. Morrison
Disparities in ICU Care
Moderators: M. Herridge - N. Adhikari
A
Disparities across social lines
Resource differences and sepsis care
The elderly (vs. the rest of us)
Do guidelines equalize care?
Discussion
15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:00
J. Iwashyna
N. Adhikari
S. Carson
M. Kho
Plenary
EAST 17:00-17:30
17:30-17:40
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
Moderators: S. Lapinsky - K. Hillman
M. Buist
How I nearly MET my maker; a true story of survival in an
Australian Hospital
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Wednesday, November 16/11
International Meeting of Rapid Response Systems - WEST
RRS Plenary
08:00-08:30
08:30-08:40
Moderator: S. Reynolds
G. Smith
Monitoring & Recognition
08:40-09:00
09:00-09:20
09:20-09:40
09:40-10:00
M. De Vita
M. Buist
G. Smith
Social: Changing Culture
10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:10
12:10-12:30
K. Hillman
B. Lawless
K. Hillman
D. Jones
D. Jones
Education
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
G. Smith
M. De Vita
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All hospitalized patients should be monitored
Monitoring technologies we need now and tomorrow
MET Criteria: Which criteria are best
Moderator: M. DeVita
Universal implementation of a RRS across 250 hospitals
Changing national healthcare culture
Organizational Culture Differences
Barriers to triggering the RRS
Evaluation of Social Science Interventions
Discussion - ALL
Educating ward (floor) staff
Teaching the responders
Moderator: Buist
P. Brindley
R. Wax
Research
15:30-15:50
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-16:50
16:50-17:00
Moderator: S. Reynolds
Moderator: K. Hillman
The Debaters
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
The Chain of Prevention
Do RRSs "Dumb Down" Floor Staff: No!
Do RRSs "Dumb Down" Floor Staff: Yes!
Audience questions - ALL
Moderator: D. Jones
B. Sarani
C. Parshuram
M. Buist
The Year in Review
The Year in Review - Paediatrics
Audit Criteria for RRS
Discussion - ALL
Wrap up - K. Hillman, M. Devita and S. Reynolds
Plenary RCT
EAST 08:00-08:15
08:15-08:20
08:20-08:30
Moderators: B. Cuthbertson - N. Ferguson
T. Thompson
B. Cuthbertson
OMEGA Trial Results
Editorial Comment
Discussion
Rehabilitation & Long-term Outcomes Moderators: M. Herridge - D. White
E. Fan
M. Kho
M. Herridge
H. Wunsch
ICU-acquired weakness and the role of early rehabilitation
ICU Rehabilitation - the Physiotherapist's Perspective
Rehabilitation after Critical Illness: What should this look like?
Long-term mortality after critical illness
Discussion
Research Awards
Moderators: A. Robichaud - C. Dale
EAST 10:00-10:15
Garner King Award
Alan Spanier Award
Special Merit Awards
Best clinical study poster (MD/graduate track)
Best basic science poster (MD/graduate track)
Best scientific poster (Allied Health Track)
Best quality assurance poster (Allied Health Track)
Neuro Critical Care I
Moderators: D. Zygun - A. Turgeon
A
Neurofunctional monitoring in patients (or children) with critical illness
How to use biomarkers of ischemic and traumatic brain injury.
Prognosis determination and withdrawal of life sustaining therapy in TBI
Assessing and Modulating Oxidative Stress
Discussion
08:30-08:50
08:50-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:00
A. Guerguerian
J. Hutchison
A. Turgeon
H. Bayir
ARDS Therapeutics
C
08:30-08:50
08:50-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:00
Moderators: M. Meade - B. Winston
B. Kavanagh
F. Lamontagne
M. Meade
N. Adhikari
10:00-10:30
What causes VILI?
Steroids in ARDS
Neuromuscular Blockade in ARDS
Current utilization of HFO in adults
Discussion
End of Life Care
EAST 10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:00
Moderators: S. Halpern - G. Rubenfeld
H. Wunsch
J. Downar
S. Halpern
D. White
Intensity of treatment at the end of life
Why do patients request DNR/Full Code Orders?
Behavioral economics and end-of-life decision-making
Understanding Physician-Surrogate Discordance about Prognosis
Discussion
Neuro Critical Care II
Moderators: J. Singh - A. Guerguerian
A
NABIS: RCT of Hypothermia in severe TBI
Long-term effects of low-level trauma
Mechanical ventilation in brain injury
Extubation failure and delay in brain injured patients
Discussion
10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:00
EAST 08:30-08:50
08:50-09:10
09:10-09:30
09:30-09:50
09:50-10:00
D. Zygun
A. Baker
J. Singh
N. Ferguson
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ARDS - New Frontiers
Moderators: N. Meyer - F. Lamontagne
C
ARDS trials: Time for more splitting and less lumping
Translating genetic risk into ALI therapeutics
Exploiting “omic” technology to identify novel molecular
targets for the treatment of ALI/ARDS
'Omics' to identify therapies in ARDS
Discussion
10:30-10:50
10:50-11:10
11:10-11:30
T. Thompson
N. Meyer
B. Winston
11:30-11:50
11:50-12:00
C. Dos Santos
Plenary Session
EAST 12:00-12:30
Moderators: A. Slutsky - R. Fowler
R. Tubb
12:30-12:40
Grand Rounds with the President's Doctor: The White House,
Air Force One, and around the world
Questions
12:30-13:30
Organ Donation
EAST 13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
Moderators: M. Sharpe - S. Dhanani
B. Kavanagh
M. Sharpe
A. Baker
M. Cypel
Organ donation in the Pediatric ICU
Maximizing organ/tissue donor pool
Update on Donation after Cardiac Death (DCD)
Outcomes of DCD lung transplantation in Canada
Discussion
AC Bryan Symposium - Understanding Physiology Moderators: J. Granton - S. Magder
A
13:30-13:50
13:50-14:10
14:10-14:30
14:30-14:50
14:50-15:00
A. Baker
S. Magder
J. Granton
A. Slutsky
15:00-15:30
Withdrawing & Withholding
Moderators: T. Stewart - D. Scales
EAST 15:30-15:50
Clinicians’ Conscientious Objections to Provide Life Support to
Patients with End Stage Illness
Going Against Family Wishes - A Physician's Experience
Where is the Law Today?
Case Based Scenarios
15:50-16:10
16:10-16:30
16:30-17:00
18
Understanding Cerebral Perfusion
Understanding Esophageal Pressure
Understanding PVR
Understanding Va/Q
Discussion
D. White
R. Fowler
H. Underwood
Panelists
CCCF POSTER SESSIONS
Poster Viewing in the Exhibit Hall (Grand Ballroom)
Monday, November 14 - 12:00 pm - 3:45 pm
Tuesday, November 15 - 9:30 am - 3:45 pm
Wednesday, November - 9:30 am - 1:30 pm
Research Awards (EAST)
Wednesday, November 16th - 10:00 am - 10:15 am
1 - IS VASOPRESSIN INFUSION (>0.03 UNITS/MINUTE) ASSOCIATED WITH ADVERSE EVENTS IN
CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS? - AH (Allied Health)
Ahmed, Hina; Wasowicz, Marcin, ; Flor, Lior; Jerath, Angela, ; Rao, Vivek
2 - BRINGING HOME THE BEACON. - AH (Allied Health)
Baptiste, Lorna ; Dol, Carolyn; Flockhart, Linda; Serrano, Lorina; Storey, Helen; Warren, Lindsay; Fielding, Clare
3 - PRACTICES INFLUENCING CONSENT FOR ORGAN DONATION - AH (Allied Health)
Beitel, Janice; Humphreys, Christine; McIsaac, Lisa; Leist, Victoria; Payne, Clare; Sanderson, Robert; Skinner, Scott; Zahedi,
Kaveh
4 - AN AUDIT OF CODE BLUES CALLED FOR RESPIRATORY ARREST - AH (Allied Health)
Belcamino, Julianna; Fox-Robichaud, Dr. Alison; Plaunt, Michael
5 - INDEPENDENTLY IMPLEMENTING SLOW LOW EFFICIENCY DAILY DIALYSIS (SLEDD) WITHIN A
CRITICAL CARE UNIT - AH (Allied Health)
Bitton, Marina; Fernando, Jo-Ann; Johnson, Karen; Albert, Shelley; McRitchie, Donna; Shin, Phil
6 - LONG-TERM OUTCOMES AFTER PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION: FAMILY
CAREGIVER OUTCOMES FROM THE TOWARDS RECOVER STUDY - AH (Allied Health)
Cameron, Jill I.; Chan, Linda; Czerwonka, Anna I.; Chu, Leslie M.; Matte, Andrea; Ferguson, Niall D.; Mehta, Sanegeeta, ;
Friedrich, Jan; Adhikari, Neill, ; Fowler, Robert, ; Cook, Deborah; Rudkowski, Jill; Meggison, Hilary; Abbey, Susan; Batt,
Jane A.; dos Santos, Claudia; Flannery, John; Leung, General; Marshall, John C.; Moody, Alan R.; Rubenfeld, Gordon ;
Scales, Damon C.; Sinuff, Tasnim; Slutsky, Arthur; Herridge, Margaret S.
7 - DEFERRED CONSENT: A LEVEL OF COMFORT SURVEY OF ICU NURSES - AH (Allied Health)
Filice, Christian; Jones, Cameron ; Rogers, Toni; Barthel, Joan; Steeves, Paul; Fox-Robichaud, Alison; Liaw, Patricia;
McDonald, Ellen,
8 - INITIAL VENTILATORY PARAMETERS FOR HIGH FREQUENCY OSCILLATION IN A RCT
COMPARED WITH RECENT HISTORICAL CONTROLS - AH (Allied Health)
Hand, L.; Adhikari, N.; Cook, D.; Mehta, S.; Matte, A.; McArdle, T.; Clarke, F.; Lamontagne, F.; Meade, M.; Ferguson, N.
9 - AGREEMENT BETWEEN MEASURED AND ESTIMATED FREE PHENYTOIN CONCENTRATIONS IN
CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN - AH (Allied Health)
Lee, Anna Y.; Ding, Angel; Trope, Angela; Walsh, Warren; Colantonio, David; Seto, Winnie
10 - IMPLEMENTATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF AN ANTIMICROBIAL STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM
IN AN URBAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL - AH (Allied Health)
Litynsky, Jaclyn; Walker, Kelly ; Powis, Jeff; Gill, Suzanne
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11 - TIME TO ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION AMONG INPATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS OR
SEPTIC SHOCK - AH (Allied Health)
11 - TIME TO ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION AMONG INPATIENTS WITH SEVERE SEPSIS OR SEPTIC SHOCK - AH (Allied Health)
12 - IMPLEMENTING ROUTINE DELIRIUM SCREENING AND INITIAL MANAGEMENT IN A
CRITICAL CARE SETTING - AH (Allied Health)
Morrow, Jean; Marris Rogers, Eleanor; Mawdsley, Cathy; Schulz, Valerie; Sen, Mithu; Bosma, Karen J.
13 - NEUROMONITORING IN THE PAEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: UTILITY OF EEG
SYNCHRONY IN BRAIN INJURY - AH (Allied Health)
Nenadovic, Vera; Perez Velazquez, Jose Luis; Hutchison, Jamie S.
14 - DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT IN
CRITICAL CARE - AH (Allied Health)
Newton, Janet; Alexandre, Sheryl; Harris, Diana; Neary, Mary Ann; Ng, Peter; Slack, Joe; McIntaggart, Scott
15 - GETTING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PROBLEM:WEEKLY PRESSURE ULCER SURVEILLANCE TO
IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES. - AH (Allied Health)
Nusdorfer, Linda; Afidchao, Mercedes; Dale, Craig
16 - INTRODUCTION OF DELIRLIUM TOOL AS A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE FOR
EARLY DETECTION OF DELIRIUM AND STANDARDIZATION OF ASSESSMENTS IN CRITICAL
CARE. A BOTTOM UP APPROACH. - AH (Allied Health)
Nusdorfer, Linda; Kure, Lars; Clarke, Gillian; Bussolaro, Patricia; Linsman, Beth
17 - NATIONAL SURVEY OF CRITICAL CARE PHARMACISTS' VIEWS AND INVOLVEMENT IN
CLINICAL RESEARCH - AH (Allied Health)
Perreault, Marc M.; Thiboutot, Zoe; Burry, Lisa D.; Rose, Louise; Kanji, Salmaan; Leblanc, Jaclyn; Carr, Roxanne;
Williamson, David
18 - ENHANCING DELIRIUM AWARENESS IN THE MSICU: AN EVIDENCE-BASED QUALITY
IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE - AH (Allied Health)
Smith, Orla, ; Santiago, Cecilia, ; Wannamaker, Karen; Diston, Maria Teresa; Manning, Stephen
19 - MEDICATION RECONCILIATION PERFORMED BY DISPENSARY ASSISTANTS FOR
PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO CARDIOLOGY AND CARDIAC CRITICAL CARE UNIT AH (Allied Health)
Woo, Renee; Seto, Winnie; Pong, Sandra ; Hales, Beverley; Streitenberger, Kim; Kilburn, Jennifer; Mayne, Lauren;
Runham, Lora; St. George-Hyslop, Cecilia; Morgan, Carrie; Gilhooly, Tessie; Schwartz, Steven; Humpl, Tilman, ; Kotsakis,
Afrothite, ; Russell, Jennifer; Chan, Carol
20 - DOSE DERIVATION OF ONCE-DAILY DOSING (ODD) GUIDELINES FOR GENTAMICIN IN
CRITICALLY ILL PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS - AH (Allied Health)
Zakova, Maria ; Pong, Sandra ; Trope, Angela ; Atenafu, Eshetu ; Bitnun, Sean Ari ; Richardson, Susan ; Cox, Peter;
Parshuram, Christopher ; Schwartz, Steven ; Seto, Winnie
21 - CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY: A COMPARISON OF CVVH TO
CVVHDF - MD
Al Enezi, Farhan; Salib, Mary; Attia, Menat; Ma, Jinhui; Al Anazi, Safug; Ledato, Karen; Chung, Emmy; Thabane, Lehane,
; Sawchuk, Corey ; Fox-Robichaud, Alison
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22 - THE EFFECT OF THE INTRODUCTION OF THE MODIFIED EARLY WARNING SCORE (MEWS)
ON DEATHS AND UNANTICIPATED ICU ADMISSIONS IN A TERTIARY REFERRAL GENERAL
SURGICAL UNIT - MD
Al Saied, Ghiath; Kennedy, Linda; Brummer, Gretchen; Janolino, Leymi
23 - HYPERCOAGULOPATHY IN DKA IN CHILDREN –FACT OR FICTION - MD
Al-Harfi , Ibrahim ; Hoa Tran, Thai ; Harle, Christopher C.; Langford , Cindy ; Kornecki, Alik
24 - HYPERNATREMIA IS AN INDEPENDENT RISK OF MORTALITY IN PEDIATRIC SEVERE
TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY - MD
Alharfi, Ibrahim; Charyk Stewart, Tanya ; Kelly, Shawn; Morrison, Gavin ; Fraser, Douglas
25 - THE IMPACT OF PROLONGED CRITICAL ILLNESS ON PERIOSTEAL CELL DYNAMICS - MD
Allaert, Silvie; Owen, Helen C.; Solie, Lien; Vanhees, Ine; Van den Berghe, Greet; Van Cromphaut, Sophie J.
26 - THE PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE ICU ENVIRONMENT IMPACTS THE OCCURRENCE
OF DELIRIUM FOLLOWING CARDIAC SURGERY - MD
Arora, Rakesh C.; MacDonald, Lindsay; Hiebert, Brett; Grocott, Hilary P.
27 - PHYSICIAN ATTIRE IN THE ICU AND ITS EFFECT ON FAMILIES - MD
Bitton, Marina; Fernando, Jo-Au, Selena; Khandwala, Farah; Stelfox, Henry T.
28 - CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE IN CHILDREN SUPPORTED WITH EXTRACORPOREAL MEMBRANE
OXYGENATION - MD
Augustinavicius, Jura, ; Floh, Alejandro; Jacques, Frederic; Kim, Dong-Joo , ; Hawkins, Cynthia, ; Frndova, Helena;
Stockoe, Jacqueline; Guerguerian, Anne-Marie,
29 - CRITICAL CARE RESPONSE TEAMS PLAY LITTLE ROLE IN END OF LIFE CARE DESPITE
ABUNDANT OPPORTUNITY - MD
Barua, Reeta, ; Rodin, Danielle L., ; Downar, James,
30 - THE DEVELOPMENT AND PILOT TESTING OF A QUESTIONNAIRE TO MEASURE PATIENT AND
FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH INJURY CARE - MD
Bobrovitz, Niklas J., ; Santana, Maria, ; Stelfox, Henry T.,
31 - GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN AND RESIDENT SELF ASSESSED
COMPLIANCE WITH EVIDENCE BASED GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF SEPSIS - MD
Boseovski, James; Ilan, Roy
32 - CREATING AND MEASURING CHANGE IN ICU CONSENT PROCESS: CHELO (CHECKLIST
TO MEET ETHICAL & LEGAL OBLIGATIONS) - MD
Braithwaite, Courtney; Chidwick, Paula; Cooper, Andrew
33 - CLINICIANS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF A SEDATION PROTOCOL OR DAILY SEDATIVE
INTERRUPTION IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS ENROLLED IN A MULTICENTER
SEDATION TRIAL - MD
Burry, Lisa ; Rose, Louise ; Steinberg, Marilyn ; Devlin, John; Ashley, Betty Jean; Smith, Orla ; Poretta, Kerri; Harvey,
Johanne; Brown, Maedean; Mehta, Sangeeta
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34 - PREDICTORS OF MYOCARDIAL DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED WITH
BRAIN DEATH - MD
Busque, Véronique; Williamson, David; Marsolais, Pierre; Serri, Karim
35 - WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH AN INCREASED RISK OF RENAL
REPLACEMENT THERAPY AFTER ISOLATED CORONARY BYPASS SURGERY - MD
Chassé, Michaël, ; Mathieu, Patrick; Voisine, Pierre; Després, Jean-Pierre; Pibarot, Philippe; Baillot, Richard; Poirier, Paul
36 - WHY IS THE POST-BURN OUTCOME OF ELDERLY PATIENTS SO POOR? INSIGHTS FROM
INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINE AND METABOLIC HORMONE PROFILING - MD
Cheung, Alison M., ; Hiyama, Yaeko; Harrison, Rachael; Smith, Alexandra; Jeschke, Marc G.
37 - HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSE OF SEPTIC PATIENTS TO CONTINUOUS RENAL REPLACEMENT
THERAPY - MD
Cheung, Joyce Ting-Wai; Brown, Maedean ; Wald, Ron; Lapinsky, Stephanie; Lapinsky, Stephen E.
38 - BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTING EEG MONITORING IN CRITICAL CARE: COMPARING
ADULT AND PEDIATRIC PRACTICE. - MD
Davies-Schinkel, Corrine; Gagliardi, Anna, ; Chapman, Martin; Hahn, Cecil; Capone, Antonio; Young, G. Bryan; Pinto,
Ruxandra; Zygun, David; Fowler, Robert
39 - BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTING EEG MONITORING TECHNOLOGY IN CRITICAL CARE: A
DICHOTOMY BETWEEN PERCEIVED NEED AND CLINICAL PRACTICE. - MD
Davies-Schinkel, Corrine; Gagliardi, Anna, ; Chapman, Martin; Pinto, Ruxandra; Capone, Antonio; Young, G. Bryan;
Zygun, David; Fowler, Robert
40 - BARRIERS TO IMPLEMENTING EEG MONITORING TECHNOLOGY IN CRITICAL CARE: A
SCOPING REVIEW OF ICU AVAILABLE NEUROMONITORING TECHNOLOGY. - MD
Davies-Schinkel, Corrine; Gagliardi, Anna, ; Young, G. Bryan; Chapman, Martin; Capone, Antonio; Pinto, Ruxandra;
Zygun, David; Fowler, Robert
19 - MEDICATION RECONCILIATION PERFORMED BY DISPENSARY ASSISTANTS FOR
PAEDIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO CARDIOLOGY AND CARDIAC CRITICAL CARE UNIT AH (Allied Health)
Woo, Renee; Seto, Winnie; Pong, Sandra ; Hales, Beverley; Streitenberger, Kim; Kilburn, Jennifer; Mayne, Lauren;
Runham, Lora; St. George-Hyslop, Cecilia; Morgan, Carrie; Gilhooly, Tessie; Schwartz, Steven; Humpl, Tilman, ; Kotsakis,
Afrothite, ; Russell, Jennifer; Chan, Carol
41 - PATIENT-CENTRIC STANDARDS: A NEW METHOD OF DETERMINING OPTIMAL CARE FOR
A BURNED PATIENT - MD
D'Egidio, Gianni; Cardinal, Pierre, ; Willett, Timothy ; Low, Thomas; Landriault, Angele; Hartwick, Michael; Hickey,
Michael; Hicks, Shawn; Macdonald, John; Owen, Elliot
42 - EFFECT OF HEMOGLOBIN LEVELS AND TRANSFUSIONS ON CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF
NEUROCRITICAL CARE PATIENTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF COMPARATIVE STUDIES - MD
Desjardins, Philippe; Lauzier, François, ; Tremblay, Marie-Hélène; Zarychanski, Ryan; McIntyre, Lauralyn, ; English, Shane;
Moore, Lynne; Fergusson, Dean A.; Lacroix, Jacques; Turgeon, Alexis F.
43 - CONTROL ID: TITLE: HOLDING ENTERAL FEEDS PRE-OPERATIVELY AND THE INCIDENCE OF
ASPIRATION PNEUMONIA IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY - MD
Devji, Tahira; Wong, Jeffery; Shaikh, S.; Hamielec, Cindy M.
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44 - HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSES TO LUNG VOLUME RECRUITMENT MANEUVERS IN
POST-OPERATIVE CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS - MD
Digby, Geneviève C.; D'Arsigny, Christine L.; Samis, Andrew J.; Arellano, Ramiro J.; Ropchan, Glorianne V.; Parker,
Christopher M.
45 - TRANSPULMONARY THERMODILUTION CURVE AND THE CROSS TALK
PHENOMENON - MD
Goettel, Nicolai, ; Keller, Roanne; Bendjelid, Karim
46 - DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF AN ELECTRONIC VITAL SIGNS CAPTURE AND
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM - MD
Gopal, Archana, ; Yeung, Melanie, ; Lapinsky, Stephen; Cuthbertson, Brian H.; Granton, John; Steel, Andrew; Cafazzo,
Joseph
47 - CHARACTERIZATION OF CELL-FREE DNA IN SEPSIS - MD
Gould, Travis; Dwivedi, Dhruva; Pepler, Laura; Swystun, Laura; Lysov, Zakhar; Liaw, Patricia
48 - CONTROL ID: TIME TO FIRST DOSE OF ANTIMICROBIAL IN SEPTIC PATIENTS,
RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW - MD
Hawrylyshyn, Christine; Wong, Jeffery; Flores, Miranda N.; Devji, Tahira; Hamielec, Cindy
49 - LONG-TERM PATIENT OUTCOMES AFTER PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION: THE
TOWARDS RECOVER STUDY - MD
Herridge, Margaret S., ; Chu, Leslie M.; Matte, Andrea; Chan, Linda, ; Tomlinson, George; Ferguson, Niall D., ; Mehta,
Sangeeta, ; Friedrich, Jan, ; Adhikari, Neill, ; Fowler, Robert, ; Cook, Deborah; Rudkowski, Jill; Meggison, Hilary; Abbey,
Susan; Batt, Jane E., ; dos Santos, Claudia, ; Flannery, John; Leung, General; Marshall, John C.; Rubenfeld, Gordon, ;
Scales, Damon C., ; Sinuff, Tasnim; Slutsky, Arthur; Lamontagne, Francois; Cameron, Jill I.
50 - LIVER TRANSPLANTATION AND PERIOPERATIVE CARE OF INFANTILE ACUTE LIVER
FAILURE - MD
Ide, Kentaro; Nakagawa, Satoshi; Muguruma, Takashi; Yamazaki, Haruyuki; Toida, Chiaki; Shinohara, Mafumi;
Matsumoto, Shotaro; Aoki, Kazunori; Kasahara, Mureo
51 - PATIENT SAFETY COORDINATOR TO IMPROVE ADHERENCE TO EVIDENCE BASED
PRACTICES IN THE ICU: AN INTERVENTIONAL STUDY IN AN ACADEMIC CENTRE - MD
Ilan, Roy; Heyland, Daren; Muscedere, John; Gail Anne, Harris
52 - VALIDATION OF AN ABBREVIATED VITALPAC EARLY WARNING SCORE (VIEWS) IN 75,419
CONSECUTIVE ADMISSIONS TO THUNDER BAY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER - MD
Kellett, John; Kim, Arnold
53 - STANDARDIZED ESTIMATION OF CEREBRAL EDEMA ON EARLY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CHILDREN - MD
Kim, Dong-Joo; Laughlin, Suzanne; Raybaud, Charles; Kulkarni, Abhaya; Parshuram, Christopher; Hutchison, Jamie;
Guerguerian, Anne-Marie
54 - PATTERNS OF OFF-LABEL USE OF RECOMBINANT FACTOR VIIA AT HAMILTON HEALTH
SCIENCES - MD
Kruisselbrink , Rebecca J.; Lo, Ben ; Chen , Kai; Devji, Tahira; Hawrylyshyn, Christine ; Wong , Jeffrey; Hamielec , Cindy
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55 - SECONDARY OXALOSIS INDUCED ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN ALLOGRAFT KIDNEYS- THE
POTENTIAL ROLE OF VITAMIN C SUPPLEMENTATION IN THE SETTING OF GASTROINTESTINAL
DYSFUNCTION - MD
Kumar, Avinash B.; Suneja, Manish; Nair, Ramesh
56 - HOW CRITICAL IS TEACHING CRITICAL CARE: A NEEDS ANALYSIS IN UNDERGRADUATE
MEDICAL EDUCATION. - MD
Labelle, Maxime; Wiseman, Jeffrey
57 - EFFECTIVE ROUNDING IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE - MD
Lane, Dan; Ferri, Mauricio; Stelfox, Henry T.
58 - CYTOKINES, CHEMOKINES AND GENE EXPRESSION IN THE BLOOD OF CHOLESTATIC
PATIENTS TREATED FOR INTRACTABLE PRURITUS WITH THE MOLECULAR ADSORBENT
RECIRCULATING SYSTEM (MARS). - MD
Lisboa, Luiz; Asthana, Sonal; Kremer, Andreas; Swain, Mark; Bagshaw, Sean; Gibney, Noel; Karvellas, Constantine
59 - NOVEL BRAIN TRAUMA BIOMARKERS: SIGNIFICANT POST-TRAUMATIC CHANGES IN
SERUM LEVELS OF EICOSANOIDS AND LEUKOTRIENES - MD
Lo, Tsz-Yan M.; Reynaud, D.; Post, Martin; Hutchison, Jamie
60 - NOVEL POST-TRAUMATIC OUTCOME PREDICTION USING ACUTE SERUM LEVELS OF
AMINO AND ORGANIC ACIDS - MD
Lo, Tsz-Yan M.; Snell, Samanthra; Hutchison, Jamie
61 - INCORPORATION OF A MODIFIED EARLY WARNING SCORE (MEWS) INTO THE
E-DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM TO TRIGGER EARLIER RESUSCITATION IN DETERIORATING
SURGICAL INPATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY. - MD
MacLeod, Heather; Plaunt, Michael; Bradshaw, Michelle; Probst, Christine; Fox-Robichaud, Alison
62 - MOLECULAR AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTIVE MEDIATOR
RELEASE FROM HUMAN NEUTROPHIL AZUROPHILIC GRANULES. - MD
Mahmudi-Azer (Azer), Salahaddin (Saren); Shaheen, Furquan ; Bubra, Preet ; Daneshmend, Setareh; Mousavioun,
Mohsen ; Melo , Rossana C.; Weller, Peter F.; Dvorak, Ann M.; Moqbel, Redwan; Paré, Peter D.
63 - ROLE OF CELL-FREE DNA IN SEPSIS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY: NOVEL STUDIES IN MURINE
MODELS OF SEPSIS - MD
Mai, Safiah; Patrick, Amanda; Fox-Robichaud, Alison; Liaw, Patricia
64 - BONE MARROW MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS THERAPY IN MURINE MODELS OF
PULMONARY AND EXTRAPULMONARY ACUTE LUNG INJURY - MD
Maron-Gutierrez, Tatiana, ; Silva, Johnatas ; Shan, Yuexin ; Asensi, Karina; Morales, Marcelo; Rocco, Patricia R.; dos
Santos, Claudia C.
65 - IDENTIFICATION OF SEPSIS SUBTYPES BASED ON GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING: AN
EXPLORATORY ANALYSIS - MD
Maslove, David M.; Tang, Benjamin M.; McLean, Anthony S.
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66 - SCREENING SAVES LIVES: SYSTEMIZING SEPSIS MANAGEMENT FOR IMPROVED
SURVIVAL - MD
Masud, Faisal; Disbot, Maureen; Hodgson, Amanda
67 - OPTIMIZING CARE OF PEDIATRIC PATIENTS ON EXTRACORPOREAL LIFE SUPPORT:
EVOLUTION OF A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE - MD
Moga, Michael-Alice; Davidson, Leann; Seto, Winnie; Streitenberger, Kim; Foreman, Celeste; Davey, Lisa; Herridge,
Joann; Sivarajan, V. Ben ; Frndova, Helena; Brandao, Leonardo; Gruenwald, Colleen; Guerguerian, Anne-Marie
68 - A RAPIDLY PROGRESSING LYMPHOMA PRESENTING AS SEIZURES - MD
Morriello, Florence; Young, Bryan
69 - PROVISION OF ENTERAL NUTRITION WITH NON-INVASIVE POSITIVE PRESSURE
VENTILATION; ARE THERE ADVERSE EFFECTS? - MD
Mozzon, Lise M.; Lozenski, Cara L.; Kandler, Liane S.; Ahmed, Syed Z.
70 - STARCH OR SALINE AFTER CARDIAC SURGERY: A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED
TRIAL - MD
Nagpal, A. Dave, ; Novick, Richard J.; Jones, Phillip M.; Harle, Chris; House, Andrew; Li, Linna; Nusca, Graeme; Fox,
Stephanie; Fortier, Lindsay; Guo, Ray
71 - The Role of the Ubiquitin Ligase Nedd4 and the Dual-specificity Phosphatase MTMR4
in Skeletal Muscle Atrophy and Fibrosis - MD
Nagpal, Preena; Correa, Judy; Bain, James; Batt, Jane
72 - DEVELOPMENT OF A PROMPTS TEMPLATE TO SUPPORT CRITICAL CARE BOARD ROUNDS
IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS - MD
Neata, Adelaida; Scavuzzo, Kristen; Wilson, Elizabeth T.; Ting-Wai Cheung, Joyce; Lingard, Lorelei; Schulz, Valerie
73 - INSTITUTING CHANGE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE IN
CRITICAL CARE DELIRIUM ASSESSMENT (PHASE 3) - MD
Ovakim, Daniel H.; Bosma, Karen J.; Sen, Mithu; Schulz, Valerie
74 - MIDAZOLAM PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS IN CRITICALLY ILL
PATIENTS. PART OF THE DELIRIUM RISK EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT OF MIDAZOLAM, EEG
RECORDING AND SLEEP (DREAMERS) STUDY - MD
Ovakim, Daniel H.; Bosma, Karen J.; Young, G. Bryan; Sen, Mithu; Norton, Loretta E.; Tirona, Rommel; Kim, Richard B.;
Dresser, George K.
75 - INDIVIDUALIZING PEEP USING ESOPHAGEAL PRESSURE MANOMETRY - MD
Piraino, Tom; Alshahrani , Muhammad; Ghadaki , Bahareh; Cook, Deborah
76 - BODY COMPOSITION, SPECIFICALLY MUSCLE MASS, MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH POOR
CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN INJURED ELDERLY PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT
(ICU) - MD
Premji, Tahira; Mourtzakis, Marina; Heyland, Daren K.; Kozar, Rosemary A.
25
77 - LONG-TERM OUTCOMES IN LUNG TRANSPLANT (LTX) PATIENTS REQUIRING PROLONGED
MECHANICAL VENTILATION (PMV): THE TOWARDS RECOVER STUDY. - MD
Raggi, Marco; Cameron, Jill; Brooks, Dina; Singer, Lianne; Herridge, Margaret,
78 - OUTCOMES IN FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF LUNG TRANSPLANT (LTX) PATIENTS REQUIRING
PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION (PMV): THE TOWARDS RECOVER STUDY - MD
Raggi, Marco; Herridge, Margaret , ; Brooks, Dina; Singer, Lianne; Cameron, Jill
79 - GOALS OF CARE DISCUSSIONS IN PATIENTS ASSESSED BY A CRITICAL CARE RESPONSE
TEAM: A CHART REVIEW - MD
Raso, Dean A.; Rudkowski, Jill; Soth, Mark
80 - CANADIAN PRACTICES AND PERCEIVED INDICATIONS FOR ETOMIDATE USE IN
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS - MD
Ridi, Stacy; Millman, Adrian; Bruder, Eric; Ball, Ian
81 - DOES BIO-IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS PREDICT VOLUME OVERLOAD STATES AND
CLINICALLY RELEVANT OUTCOMES IN SEPTIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (ICU) PATIENTS? A
PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY - MD
Rochwerg, Bram; Cheung, Jason; Walele, Aziz; Clase, Catherine, ; Brimble, Scott; Margetts, Peter; Cook, Deborah;
Gangji, Azim,
82 - THE IMPACT OF CRITICAL CARE RESPONSE TEAMS ON END-OF-LIFE CARE - MD
Rodin, Danielle L.; Barua, Reeta; Lejnieks, Brandon; Gudimella, Rakesh; Downar, James ; McCredie, Victoria A.
83 - IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF “MANDATORY ASK” ALGORITHM ON SOLID ORGAN
DONATION - MD
Sharpe, Michael; VanRassel, Barbara; Weernink, Corinne ; Martin, Claudio
84 - OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH DECOMPENSATED LIVER DISEASE ADMITTED TO THE
INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PRIOR TO LIVER TRANSPLANTATION - MD
Shum, Jeffrey B.; Mele, Tina S.; Wall, William J.
85 - EARLY WARNING SCORES PRIOR TO CARDIAC ARREST OR ICU ADMISSION - MD
Silversides, Jon A.; Morrison, Gareth S.; Harrison, Nicola D.; Ferguson, Andrew J.Silversides, Jon A.; Morrison, Gareth S.;
Harrison, Nicola D.; Ferguson, Andrew J.
86 - CORRELATION BETWEEN ESOPHAGEAL PRESSURE AND ABDOMINAL PRESSURE: IS IT
FEASIBLE? - MD
Sindi, Anees A.; Piraino, Tom; Tunks, Marcel ; Killian, Kieran; Meade, Maureen
87 - A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE RIFLE IN CHILDREN: ITS APPLICATION AND ASSOCIATION
WITH MEASURES OF MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY - MD
Slater, Morgan, ; Anand, Vijay; Uleryk, Elizabeth; Parshuram, Christopher
88 - ADHERENCE TO CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKER POISONING TREATMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS IN TWO CANADIAN CITIES - MD
St-Onge, Maude; Blais, René; Archambault, Patrick; Lesage, Natalie; Guimont, Chantal; Poitras, Julien; Smith,
Jean-François; Lacasse, Yves
26
89 - PHARMACOKINETICS OF TRAMADOL AFTER SUBCUTANEOUS ADMINISTRATION IN A
CRITICALLY ILL POPULATION COMPARED TO A HEALTHY COHORT - MD
Sundararajan, Krishnaswamy; Chapman, Marianne; Ramkumar, Thara priya; Dooney, Neil; Somogyi, Andrew; Upton,
Richard; Ong, Jennifer; O'Connor, Stephanie; Macintyre, Pamela; Ludbrook, Guy
90 - ADHERENCE TO SEVERE SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES:
AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN AN ONTARIO ACADEMIC CENTRE - MD
Tan, Larry; Digby, Geneviève C.; Ilan, Roy,
91 - PROLONGED CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM FAILURE IN SOUTH ASIANS UNDERGOING
CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS CORRELATES WITH PROLONGED INFLAMMATION AND
INCREASED TLR4-MEDIATED SIGNALING. - MD
Trop, Sébastien; Marshall, John; Rotstein, Ori; Slutsky, Arthur; Mazer, David; Dumont, Daniel J.; Bourdeau, Annie;
Verma, Subodh
92 - CASPASE-8-INDUCED PHOSPHORYLATION OF P85 – A POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF
SUSTAINED PMN ACTIVATION SEEN IN TRAUMA PATIENTS - MD
Tsang, Jennifer L.; Parodo, Jean; Battisti-Charbonney, Emmanuel; Jia, Song Hui; Kapus, Andras; Marshall, John C.,
93 - CASPASE-8-INDUCED ACTIVATION OF LYN – A POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF SUSTAINED
PMN ACTIVATION SEEN IN TRAUMA AND SEPTIC PATIENTS - MD
Tsang, Jennifer L., ; Parodo, Jean; Battisti-Charbonney, Emmanuel; Jia, Song Hui; Kapus, Andras, ; Marshall, John
94 - CASPASE-8 IS A NOVEL DIRECT REGULATOR OF AKT - MD
Tsang, Jennifer L.; Parodo, Jean; Jia, Song Hui; Kapus, Andras; Marshall, John C.
95 - TBI-PROGNOSIS STUDY: ENROLMENT IN A MULTICENTER PROSPECTIVE PILOT STUDY OF
SEVERE TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS - MD
Turgeon, Alexis F.; Lauzier, François; Scales, Damon C.; Bernard, Francis; Meade, Maureen O.; Rigamonti, Andrea; Burns,
Karen E.; Reddy, Kesh; Moore, Lynne; McIntyre, Lauralyn; Green, Robert; Savard, Martin; Griesdale, Donald; Zygun,
David; Paquet, Jérôme; Jichici, Draga; Fergusson, Dean A.
96 - MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME (MODS) IN CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN:
VALUE OF TWO SETS OF DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA - MD
Ovakim, Daniel H.; Bosma, Karen J.; Sen, Mithu; Schulz, Valerie
97 - INTRAVENOUS LIPID EMULSION THERAPY FOR SUSTAINED RELEASE DILTIAZEM OVERDOSE:
A CASE REPORT - MD
Wilson, Ben J.; Cruikshank, Jack; Wiebe, Kim; Dias, Valerian; Yarema, Mark
98 - EARLY RISK FACTORS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACUTE LUNG INJURY IN PATIENTS WITH
SEVERE SEPSIS - MD
Wilson, Ben J.; Hamish, Cowan; Tracy, Elliot; Zuege, Dan; Lord, Jason ; Zygun, David
99 - CONTROL ID: TITLE: REASONS FOR FAILED EXTUBATION IN ICU PATIENTS:
A RETROSPECTIVE CASE-CONTROLLED STUDY - MD
Wong, Jeffery; Bertolo, Tianna; Dinh, Victor, ; Hutchings, Sarah; Wong, K.; Hamielec, Cindy
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100 - LEMIERRE SYNDROME IN A 41-YEAR-OLD MAN COMPLICATED BY SUBDURAL
EMPYEMA, CAVERNOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS, ORBITAL ABSCESS, AND PSEUDOANEURYSM
OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY WITH EPISTAXIS - MD
Wong, Kit M.; Al-Ahmadi, Hussein; Agid, Ronit F.; Morris, Andrew; Sharkaway, Abdu; Zadeh, Gelareh; Golan, Eyal
101 - OCCULT SHOCK IN TRAUMA: WHAT ARE OUR CANADIAN TRAUMATOLOGISTS
MISSING? - MD
Zakrison, Tanya; Leung, Eman; Rizoli, Sandro; Nathens, Avery
102 - GLYCAEMIC CONTROL IN CRITICAL ILLNESS: A RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT - MD
Zochios, Vasileios; Wilkinson, Jonathan ; Perry, Jonathan
103 - USE OF THE NON-INVASIVE DOPPLER ULTRASOUND CARDIAC OUTPUT MONITOR
(USCOM®) AS AN ADJUNCTIVE ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR THE PEDIATRIC MEDICAL
EMERGENCY TEAM. - MD
Zorko, David; Choong, Karen; Gilleland, Jonathan; Agar, Barbara; Pullenayegum, Eleanor
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Grand Ballroom - Exhibit Hall and Poster viewing
Hours - Monday November 14 – noon – 3:45 pm
Tuesday November 15 – 9:30 am – 3:45 pm
Wednesday November 16 - 9:30 am - 2 pm
CCCF EXHIBITORS
1.
Maquet–Dynamed
2.
Spacelabs Healthcare Canada Inc.
3.
Draeger Medical Canada Inc.
4.
Cardinal Health Canada
5, 6
MINDRAY (by Ultra-Portable Inc.)
7.
Ministry of Health
8.
OBS Medical
CACCN – Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses
9.
10.
CAE Healthcare
11.
Cheetah Medical, Inc.
12.
CCCS
13.
Hospira Healthcare Corporation
14.
McArthur Medical Sales Inc.
15.
Ikaria
16.
Octapharma Canada Inc.
17.
CritiCall Ontario
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
28, 29
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
ZOLL Medical
Trillium Gift of Life Network
Fresenius Kabi
Teleflex Medical L.P.
Masimo
Covidien
Merck
Critical Care / Bio Med Central
Pfizer Canada Inc.
Philips Healthcare
Carestream Medical Ltd.
Medworxx
Gambro
Astellas Pharma Canada
Cook Medical
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CCCF EXHIBITORS
Astellas Pharma Canada, Inc. - #33
Astellas Pharma Canada is a pharmaceutical company dedicated to changing tomorrow by improving the health of
people around the world through innovative and reliable pharmaceutical products. www.astellas.ca
CACCN – Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses - #9
CAE Healthcare - #10
Visit our booth to see CAE VIMEDIXTM, the only imaging simulator that offers training for Transthoracic, Transesophageal,
FAST and FOCUS exams on one platform, and our ICCU Imaging e-learning system.
Cardinal Health Canada - #4
Cardinal Health Canada is a national organization serving the healthcare industry. Through diverse offerings, it delivers
healthcare solutions that help medical professionals reduce costs, improve safety and efficiently deliver better care to
patients.
Carestream Medical Ltd. - #30
Carestream Medical specializes in the distribution and repair of anesthesia, cardiology, respiratory, EMS and biomedical
engineering equipment. Fore more information, please visit our website: www.carestreammedical.com
Cheetah Medical, Inc. - #11
Cheetah Medical delivers 100% noninvasive accurate, continuous hemodynamic information. Cheetah NICOM®
empowers clinicians with actionable data to titrate fluids and drugs in the ICU, OR and ED.
Critical Care Canada Society - #12
The Canadian Critical Care Society is the National Specialty Society, representing Adult and Paediatric Critical Care
Medicine physicians in Canada. We espouse the philosophy of collaborative multidisciplinary practice to promote
research, education and patient care.
Cook Medical - #34
Cook Group companies develop healthcare devices. We are at the forefront of medical research and product development in minimally invasive medical device technology for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Covidien - #23
Covidien is a leading global healthcare products company that creates innovative medical solutions for better patient
outcomes and delivers value through clinical leadership and excellence.
Critical Care / Bio Med Central - #25
Critical Care, the online intensive care journal with an impact factor of 4.60, is affiliated with CCCF. All delegates
receive a free subscription to the journal.
CritiCall Ontario - #17
CritiCall Ontario is a one number to call, 24/7/365 emergency consultation and referral service for hospital-based physicians in Ontario caring for critically ill patients.
Draeger Medical Canada Inc. - #3
Dräger is a leading international company in the fields of medical and safety technology. Dräger: Technology for life®
Fresenius Kabi - #20 Silver Sponsor
Fresenius Kabi is an innovative, research-based critical care company committed to providing the latest advances in
plasma volume expansion. Stop by our booth to learn more about Voluven® (6% HES 130/0.4) and NEW VolulyteTM.
Gambro - #32
Gambro is a medical technology company with products and therapies for Liver and Kidney dialysis (including
Myeloma Kidney therapy) and other Chronic/Acute extracorporeal therapies.
Hospira Healthcare Corporation - #13 Platinum Sponsor
Hospira is a global specialty pharmaceutical and medication delivery company driven by its vision of advancing
wellness. Hospira provides solutions to improve the safety and effectiveness of patient care.
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Ikaria - #15 Silver Sponsor
Ikaria is a biopharmaceutical company, committed to the critically ill and those who care for them. We are pleased to
provide INOtherapy throughout Canada.
Maquet–Dynamed - #1
Maquet Critical Care consistently introduces the most advanced clinical capabilities in mechanical ventilation. The
Servo-I ventilator confirms our leadership in design innovation, software flexibility and an ergonomic user interface.
Masimo - #22
Gold Plus Sponsor
Masimo is committed to improving patient outcomes and reducing cost of care by working with dedicated hospital
staff to convert healthcare institutions around the world to Masimo SET pulse oximetry technology.
McArthur Medical Sales Inc. - #14
SenTec Digital pC02 Monitor, Medcomp Interventional Access Catheters, Capnocheck Capnograph System, Zefon
Grip-Lok Catheter/Line Securement, and Arcadia Silicone Tracheostomy Tubes.
Medworxx - #31
Medworxx information technology solutions harness clinical judgement daily to assess and address patient flow challenges. Medworxx serves international markets, including 25% of Canadian hospital beds.
Merck - #24
Today's Merck is a global healthcare leader working to help the world be well. Merck. Be Well. For more information,
visit www.merck.com.
MINDRAY (by Ultra-Portable Inc.) - #5 & 6
Our broad product portfolio centers largely on anesthesia, emergency medicine and critical care. As a result, Mindray
North America is well positioned to satisfy the needs of clinicians throughout the hospital.
Ministry of Health - #7
OBS Medical - #8
OBS Medical’s Visensia is a software that automatically analyses and interprets the combined patterns of a patient’s
four or five vital signs. The data is fused to generate a predictive, numerical index representing the patient’s wellness.
Octapharma Canada Inc. - #16
Octapharma specializes in plasma-derived products for coagulation restoration, and strives to develop the best emergency medicine products for physicians and patients.
Pfizer Canada - #26 Gold Sponsor
Pfizer Canada Inc. is the Canadian operation of Pfizer Inc, the world's leading biopharmaceutical company. At Pfizer,
we're working together for a healthier world. www.pfizer.ca
Philips Healthcare – #28 & 29
Philips Healthcare is committed to understanding patients’ and caregiers’ needs and improving the experience of
care. People focused. Healthcare simplified. Visit us at booth #28 & 29. www.philips.com/healthcare
Spacelabs Healthcare Canada Inc. - #2
XPREZZON™ The future of connecting clinicians with patient information starts here. Our new XPREZZON ™ patient
monitors and ICS XPREZZ ™ mobile iPad ™ application combines a legacy of proven performance with the ultimate
fusion of form and function.
Teleflex Medical L.P. - #21
Teleflex Medical L.P. is a diversified global company with a significant presence in medical technology and a world
leadership position in healthcare.
Trillium Gift of Life Network - #19 Bronze Sponsor
Trillium Gift of Life Network is committed to creating a culture that enables every Ontarian to make an informed decision about organ and tissue donation.
ZOLL Medical - #18
ZOLL Medical Corporation, a leader in medical products and software solutions, helps hospital professionals manage,
treat and save lives while also increasing operational efficiency.
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CCCF Secretariat
The Bayley Group Inc.
www.criticalcarecanada.com
519.263.5050 / toll free 888.527.3434
Cass Bayley (Conference Manager/Marketing/Sponsorship)
Bobbi Hoffman (Programming)
Rebecca Darling (Exhibitors)
Kirsten Edinger (Registration)
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Liability
The conference organizers and the conference venue cannot be held responsible for any
personal injury, loss, damage, accident to private property or additional expenses incurred
as a result of delay or other causes. Luggage is at owners’ risk unless insured.
Future Critical Care Canada Forums:
2012 - October 28 - 31
Pre-conference - October 28
Scientific Program - October 29 - 31
2013 - November 10 - 13
Pre-conference - November 10
Scientific Program - November 11 - 13

2011 - Critical Care Canada

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