CAEP 2001 Resident Research Competition

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CJEM 2001;3(3):234

The 10 emergency medicine residents who were ranked highest in the 2001 CAEP Resident Research Competition, and qualified for a $500 travel grant supported by Fujisawa Canada Limited, were

1. Kelly Miller: Utility of developmental screening in the pediatric emergency department
2. Jason Frank: Measures of the effectiveness of resident research curricula: a systematic review of the literature
3. Abdula Aghamdi: Do residents interpret pediatric chest radiographs accurately?
4. J. Gordon McInnes: The utility of blood cultures in the management of upper urinary tract infection
5. Drew Thompson: Comparison of emergency room asthma care to current Canadian asthma guidelines
6. Chris Denny: Wild in the city: piloting a wilderness medicine course for medical students
7. Clare Atzema: Prevalence and prognosis of traumatic intraventricular hemorrhage in blunt head injury patients
8. Jeanne Young: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation: predicting outcome in Winnipeg using the Prognosis After Resuscitation (PAR) Score
9. Andrew Reed: Improving access to acute stroke care in Southeastern Ontario
10. Erica Rabin: The pre-hospital use of adenosine for the treatment of supraventricular tachycardia

Congratulations for your hard work and best wishes for future academic success.