Intensivist, Epidemiologist, Centre de recherche du CHUM, Full Professor, U de Montréal, Gentleman farmer. Opinions are mine!
Montréal, Canada
Joined November 2009
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Thank you and Congrats @CCCTG_ for making this possible.
CT perfusion and CT angiography showed less than optimal accuracy for confirming death by neurologic criteria.
#CCR25 @CritCareReviews
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After 10 years, we provide updated evidence about the accuracy of CT-Perfusion and CT-Angiography for Death Declaration by Neurological Criteria, among other things.
CT perfusion and CT angiography showed less than optimal accuracy for confirming death by neurologic criteria.
#CCR25 @CritCareReviews
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CT perfusion and CT angiography showed less than optimal accuracy for confirming death by neurologic criteria.
#CCR25 @CritCareReviews
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The ninth trial result for #CCR25 in Titanic Belfast in June is the @CCCTG_ INdex Trial
CT-perfusion for the Neurological Determination of Death
Investigators - @Michael_Chasse & @shivajai1
Register at criticalcarereviews.com/meet…
Congratulations to a GREAT! mentor!
“Over my career I’ve dedicated myself to optimizing the #blood products that we give patients and ensuring that they’re safe and effective.”
Congratulations Dr. Dean Fergusson on receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from Canadian Blood Services!
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Presented at CCR Down Under:
In the SAHARA trial involving patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage and anemia, liberal transfusion of red cells did not result in a lower risk of an unfavorable neurologic outcome than a more restrictive strategy. nej.md/4ilTVdO
ALT A chart of functional neurologic outcome at 12 months.
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Congratulations to @shane_w_english and the rest of the @saharatrial team on publishing this work! nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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The BMJ has launched a Commission on the Future of Academic Medicine, which aims to revive academic medicine and redefine its role for the rest of the century, write @MiguelORyan1 @SoniaKSaxena and @baumfran
bmj.com/content/387/bmj.q250…
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When ppl ask me about my priorities as a Chief Health AI Officer, I share the Health AI Paradox.
Researched models aren't implemented. Implemented models aren't researched.
My priorities are simple. Help researched models get implemented, and implemented models get researched.
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#FactFriday Did you know that Canada has the lowest spending on research and development among the #G7, with no increase in the last 20 years?
#Canada is falling behind in research and development and it's time we catch up 🕐
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****New Death Determination Guideline****
Developed using comprehensive GRADE methodology.
Addressing controversial areas such as,
-definition of death
-death by circulatory or neurologic criteria
-apnea testing
-ancillary testing
-legal and ethics
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Observational evidence is conflicting on whether the sex of blood donors affects recipient outcomes. New findings from a randomized trial are summarized in this short video. nej.md/3Kq7PeG
Interesting research question, but the methods used is at least as interesting. We conducted this trial with no manual data collection using @OttawaHospital and @ICES clinical/admin data. @OttawaHospital @CRCHUM nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
Presenting at a major #CriticalCare conference when you haven’t started your critical care training yet!! 👏🏼👏🏼 @JNevesBriard @CCCForum @Michael_Chasse #CCCF2022 #NeurocriticalCare #AncillaryTesting #BrainDeath 🧠
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Presenting at a major #CriticalCare conference when you haven’t started your critical care training yet!! 👏🏼👏🏼 @JNevesBriard @CCCForum @Michael_Chasse #CCCF2022 #NeurocriticalCare #AncillaryTesting #BrainDeath 🧠
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Getting ready for the 2nd edition of our course: “Foundation of Computational Medicine”!
—We'll start tomorrow with the history of quantitative methods in medicine, including AI… and I won't forget to remind my students with "YOU ARE HERE" that they are the future of the field!
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Impact of restricted visitation policies during #COVID19 on critically ill adults, their families, critical care clinicians, and decision-makers: a qualitative interview study | #CJA #CJA2022 #Anesthesia #Anesthesiology buff.ly/3PDf2bL
Non seulement négatif, mais augmentation de risques. L’importance de conduire des RCTs et de la recherche clinique de qualité aux USI. @CCCTG_ @CRCHUM @LamontagneFran5 nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa2…
Not only negative, but harm… The importance of well conducted RCTs and clinical research in ICU. Let’s continue the search for a cure for sepsis! @CCCTG_ @LamontagneFran5 @CRCHUM nejm.org/doi/10.1056/NEJMoa2…