Improving the care of critically ill brain-injured and trauma patients

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Three of our students are awarded training grants

We want to congratulate three graduate students from our group who were recently awarded training grants…

Marie-Pier Patton receives a travel award to attend the winter CTRC meeting

We are happy to announce that Marie-Pier Patton, MSc student under the supervision of Dr. Lynne Moore, was awarded…

Michael Verret is awarded a Desjardins Scholarship

Michael Verret, anesthesiology resident and MSc candidate in clinical epidemiology under the supervision of Dr. Alexis Turgeon…

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@CCNT_ULAVAL The HEMOTION Trial aims to establish the optimal transfusion strategy in critically ill patients with traumatic brain injury. We look forward to starting this investigator-led CIHR-funded trial with our Canadian and UK sites! https://t.co/sH6Z7yisWM

@CCNT_ULAVAL Dr. Alexis Turgeon is the Chairholder and leader of the Canada Research Chair in Critical Care Neurology and Trauma. His research is informed by his experience in caring for neurocritically ill and trauma patients. https://t.co/QEQdc2dhte

@CCNT_ULAVAL The Canada Research Chair in Critical Care Neurology and Trauma is dedicated to improving the care of critically ill brain-injured patients. https://t.co/kp4zQ9IOHE

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Finding better ways to treat neurocritically ill patients

Our mission is to improve bedside management strategies and health outcomes of critically ill patients with traumatic brain injury, by carrying out patient-oriented research and implementing evidence-based informed decision-making.

The Chair

This Chair targets patient-oriented applied clinical research at the bedside of critically ill patients with traumatic brain injury.

Dr. Alexis F. Turgeon

Chairholder

Our team is specialized in clinical applied research focused on improving the care of critically ill patients with traumatic brain injury. The goal of our research is to improve bedside practices and health outcomes in this group of patients by using evidence-based, patient-centered decision-making. Our projects are carried out in collaboration with the Canadian Traumatic brain injury Research Consortium (CTRC), the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group (CCCTG), the Perioperative Anesthesia Clinical Trials Group (PACT) and other groups worldwide.

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