New & Active Publications
Featured: Sports-Related Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Canada: Incidence and Survival
Visanji M, Allan KS, Charette M, Grunau B, Roy C, Goldstein J, Choisi T, de Montigny L, Lin S, Brissaw J, Cameron-Dermann L, Donoghue M, Haines M, Hutton J, Nowroozpoor A, Olszynski P, Quinn R, Vaillancourt C, Carter AJE, Abawajy K, Lanteigne PR, Dorian P. Sports-Related Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Canada: Incidence and Survival. The Canadian journal of cardiology 41 (3), 522-530, March 2025,
Active Projects
Local Projects
Paramedic Feedback as Educational Tool – Davis, Loosley, Lewell
Analysis of Stroke Feedback Card – Loosley, Mandzia
Patient’s perceptions of paramedics reviewing medical records
High Risk ROS patients identification and analysis of Intervention and Outcomes
Paeds ROS QA – Cocco, Davis
Drowning study – Valdis, Ruddle
Sepsis Studies – Carter, Davis, Domm, Berhe
CanROC studies – Carter, Davis, Loosley
Paramedics and palliative care studies – Carter
Interfacility transfers studies – Carter
Conferences
| Presentation | Presenters | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation of time to assessment and treatment for patients with sepsis in the emergency department | Jakob Domm, Matthew Davis, Kristine Van Aarsen | |
| Assessing the use of the National Early Warning Score in a prehospital setting to identify high-risk patients refusing transport to hospital | Sarah Cocco, Alina Zgardau, Kristine Van Aarsen, Matthew Davis | |
| Assessing the use of a National Early Warning Score for prehospital refusal of service calls in a pediatric population | Sarah Cocco, Alina Zgardau, Kristine Van Aarsen, Matthew Davis | |
| SIRS versus early warning scoring systems at Emergency Department triage for prediction of sepsis | Abel Berhe, Alix Carter, Nicolas Woods | |
| Improving early recognition and treatment of sepsis in paramedic services and Emergency Departments: a mixed methods study. 2025 May 25-28, Montreal Canada CAEP/ICEM annual scientific meeting | Dr Alix Carter, Dr Blair Bigham and paramedics Jen Greene and Judah Goldstein | Link |
| The association of EMS utilization by patients with palliative or EoL care needs with metropolitan influence zone . 2025 May 25-28, Montreal Canada CAEP/ICEM annual scientific meeting | Dr Alix Carter, Kaleigh Mcleod, paramedics Judah Goldstein and Jen Greene | |
| Barriers, facilitators, and strategies to improve sepsis care in EMS and ED: a scoping review 2025 May 25-28, Montreal Canada CAEP/ICEM annual scientific meeting | Dr Alix Carter, Dr Blair Bigham and paramedics Jen Greene and Judah Goldstein | |
| Presenter-Poster – Evaluation of Drowning Related EMS Calls:What Is the True Burden of Disease?, 2025 Jan 10, National Association of EMS Physicians annual scientific meeting, San Diego, California, | Dr Lauren Valdis, paramedic Scott Ruddle MLPS |
