Please note that topics are subject to minor changes
DAY 1
Monday April 28 – 7.30am-5pm (Networking Reception follows)
Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute at St Michael’s Hospital
07.30 – 08.30 – Registration and Full Breakfast – Exhibition Space
08.30 – 08.40 – Opening Remarks: Dr Laurie Morrison – Alan Waters Auditorium
08.40 – 09.00 – Keynote Address: Dr Vinay Nadkarni – Alan Waters Auditorium
09.00 – 10.00 – Scientific Sessions 1: Bench/Engineering Research – Moderator: Ori Rotstein – Alan Waters Auditorium –
- Elmer, J – University of Pittsburgh (Provocateur: Brian Cuthbertson)
- Diao, L – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Andrew Baker)
- Toronov, V – Ryerson University (Provocateur: Anne-Marie Silver)
- Lin, S; Ramadeen, A – University of Toronto, St Michael’s Hospital (Provocateur: Jean Rouleau)
- Mohindra, R – McGill University (Provocateur: Anne-Marie Guerguerian)
10.00 – 10.30 – Refreshment and Networking Break – Exhibition Space
10.30 – 11.30 – Scientific Sessions 2: Innovation in Resuscitation Science Research – Moderator: Damon Scales -Alan Waters Auditorium
- Douma, M – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Ori Rotstein)
- Boutilier, J – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Ulrich Herken)
- Bingham K; Leece, P – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Vinay Nadkarni)
- Ortega, I – McGill University (Provocateur: Cliff Calloway)
- Demirtas, D – University of Toronto (Provocateur: James Menegazzi)
11.30 – 12.15 – Plenary Panel Discussion: Funding Networks of Excellence across Borders with Jean Rouleau(ICRH), Carolyn Pullen (HSFC), George Sopko ((NIH- via WebEx) and Arthur Slutsky (VP Research, St Michael’s Hospital – Moderator) – Alan Waters Auditorium
12.15 – 13.00 – Networking at Noon: Box Lunch with some big names in resuscitation science research and practice – Exhibition Space
13.00 – 14.00 – Scientific Sessions 3: Bedside Research – Moderator: Andrew Baker – Alan Waters Auditorium
- Parker, M – McMaster University (Provocateur: John Marshall)
- Common, M – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Vinay Nadkarni)
- Kotini, P – William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak Michigan (Provocateur: Damon Scales)
- Koller, A – University of Pittsburgh (Provocateur: Ian Stiell)
14.00 – 14.20 – Refreshment and Networkng Break – Exhibition Space
14.20 – 15.20 -Scientific Sessions 4: Bedside Research – Moderator: Katie Dainty – Alan Waters Auditorium
- Heipel, H – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Ellen Deutsch)
- St-Onge, M – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Cliff Calloway)
- Ilan, R – Queens University (Provocateur: Monica Parry)
- Gray, S – University of Toronto, St Michael’s Hospital (Provocateur: Peter Brindley)
- Ng, E – University of Toronto, Hospital for Sick Children (Provocateur: Vinay Nadkarni)
15.30 -16.30 – Speedating Round Tables: Science and Support with Senior Investigators – Exhibition Space (book your dates on the Speedating Registration Board in the Exhibition Space before noon).
- Why Did I Not Get Funded? – Carolyn Pullen and Ilana Gombos
- How To Get Published – An Editor’s Perspective (Critical Care Medicine) – Gordon Rubenfeld
- How To Get Published – An Editor’s Perspective (Prehospital and Emergency Care) – James Menegazzi
- How To Get Published in High Citation Journals – An Investigator’s Perspective – Ian Stiell
- Life After Graduation – What Next?And How? -Peter Brindley
- How To Get A Scientist Position – Brian Cuthbertson
- Keep It Simple: Observational Trials – Laurie Morrison ; Muhammad Mamdani (to be confirmed)
- Keep It Simple: Clinical Trials – John Marshall (TBC)
- The ABC’s of Industry Trials – Sheldon Cheskes and Anne-Marie Silver
- The ABC’s of Qualitative Research – Janet Parsons
- How to Fund Simulation Research – Doug Campbell (TBC)
- How to Pose a Simulation Question – Ellen Deutsch
- How to Get Involved with ILCOR – Vinay Nadkarni
- Implementation Strategies for Prehospital Trials – Ian Jacobs
- Carpe Diem: Innovation Strategies – Robert Niskanen and Steve Brooks
- Cardiac Bench to Bedside – Jean-Lucien Rouleau and Paul Dorian
- Biotech Bench to Bedside – Ori Rotstein and Vladislav Toronov
- How To Publish a Systematic Review – Judith Finn
- How to Fund a Basic Sciene Lab – Andrew Baker (TBC)
- How to Pitch Your Ideas To Industry – Ulrich Herken
- How to Answer a Knowledge Translation Question – Damon Scales
- Writing Competitive Abstracts – Monica Parry
- Balancing a Research Career with Clinical Duties – Cliff Calloway
- How to Get the Most Out Of Your Mentor/Supervisor – Richard Verbeek
16.30-17.00 – Keynote Address: Dr John Marshall. Followed by audience Q and A – Alan Waters Auditorium
17.00-17.10 – Wrap up and housekeeping for Day 2
17.15 – 19.30- Networking Reception: Thinking and Drinking over Jazz – Exhibition Space.
Join us for Live Jazz, Good Food, Open Bar and Great Conversations.
DAY 2
Tuesday April 29 – 8am-12.30pm
Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute
07.30 – 08.30 – Continental Breakfast – Exhibition Space
08.30 – 08.40 – Day 2 Opening Remarks – Dr Laurie Morrison – Alan Waters Auditorium
08.40 – 10.15 – Scientific Sessions 5: Curbside Research – Moderator: Sheldon Cheskes – Alan Waters Auditorium
- Allan, K – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Judith Finn)
- Brooks, S – Queens University (Provocateur: Robert Niskanen)
- Drennan, I – University of Toronto (Provocateur: Ian Jacobs)
- Clinkard, D – Queens University (Provocateur: Jim Menegazzi)
- Brennan, E- Queens University (Provocateur: Doug Campbell)
- Sunderman, M – University of Pittsburgh (Provocateur: Gordon Rubenfeld)
- Jasti, J – Medical College of Wisconsin (Provocateur: Sheldon Cheskes)
10.15 – 10.35 – Refreshment Break – Exhibition Space
10.35 – 11.00 – Keynote Address: Professor Ian Jacobs.
11.00 – 11.35 – Stories of OHCA (Guests include a survivor and first responders) Moderators – Ian Jacobs and Laurie Morrison. Audience Q and A to follow
11.35 – 11.50 – Closing Remarks and completion of meeting evaluations
11.50 – 12.30 – Lunch before Leaving