Table of Contents
Best practices and innovations in CanMEDS education - Pratiques exemplaires dans l'enseignement des compétences CanMEDS
| 1. Communication skills training in orthopaedics | |
| K. Lundine, J. Lockyer, C. Hutchison, R. Buckley | S27 |
| 2. Use of a health advocacy essay to improve competence | |
| M. Borgaonkar, D. Pace, P. Jeon | S27-S28 |
| 3. Interactive online software documenting and corroborating exposure to CanMEDS Roles | |
| Y. Lamarche, L. P. Perrault, G. Beauchamp, J.-F. Renaud, S. Lamarche, M. Carrier | S28 |
| 4. Leadership in postgraduate medicine: Results from the first annual chief resident leadership workshop | |
| S. Verma, R. Zulla, J. Mikhael, A. Natsheh, S. Glover Takahashi, L. Muharuma, J. McIlory | S28-S29 |
| 5. A needs assessment for a CanMEDS-based curriculum in ambulatory care for internal medicine residents in Canada | |
| R. Wong, S. Roff | S29-S30 |
| 6. CanMEDSification: The role of postgraduate medicine office in supporting the learning and teaching of CanMEDs Roles | |
| S. Glover Takahashi, S. Verma, L. Muharuma, R. Zulla | S30 |
| 7. Présentation d'un portfolio électronique pour la formation et l'évaluation des compétences CanMEDS en obstétrique-gynécologie | |
| M.-J. Dupuis, D. Girardot | S30-S31 |
| 8. Modelling and teaching collaboration: The interprofessional education in geriatric care project | |
| R. Grymonpre, E. Boustcha, M. Nelson, A. Booth, A. De Jaeger, F. Jensen, T. Sullivan, J. Swinamer, L. Weinberg | S31 |
| 9. Innovation in research instruction: Pilot testing of team learning to promote peer reviewed grantwriting by clinician trainees | |
| F. Warnock, J. Sibley | S32 |
| 10. Designing an online curriculum supporting risk management and patient safety | |
| T. Gondocz, G. Wallace | S33-S34 |
Health policy - Politique en matiére de la santé (11-21)
| 11. Who is in charge? Introducing criteria to evaluate health human resource (HHR) policy documents | |
| D. Rosenfield, C. Abrahams, S. Verma | S33 |
| 12. Disclosure of medical errors: A view through a global lens | |
| J. Kalra, H. Neufeld, A. Mulla | S33-S34 |
| 13. The impact of government regulation of ambulatory surgical facilities on access to elective surgical procedures | |
| E. Fric-Shamji, M. Shamji | S34 |
| 14. Influences on choice of a generalist career in general surgery, general internal medicine and general pediatrics | |
| C. Chung, L. Nickell | S34-S35 |
| 15. Meeting challenges in the delivery of surgical care | |
| L. Sigurdson | S35-S36 |
| 16. Postgraduate training and its effect on practice location, career choice and practice profile: Tracking 10 years of output from the University of Toronto | |
| C. Abrahams, S. Verma, R. Glazier, L. Jaakkimainen, S. Shultz | S36 |
| 17. Boundaries or overlap: An examination of the community-oriented clinical practice of community medicine specialists and family/general practitioners | |
| M. L. Russell, L. McIntyre | S36-S37 |
| 18. The future of Canadian residency education: The core competency project | |
| J. Frank, J. Nagle, R. Ramsarin, D. Danoff, P. Rainsberry | S37 |
| 19. Prevalence of diagnostic discordance: A retrospective analysis of autopsy findings and clinical diagnoses | |
| S. Suryavanshi, J. D. Gomez, A. Mulla, J. Kalra | S37-S38 |
| 20. Does Saskatchewan health policy encourage specialization? | |
| M. A.M. Gheis | S38 |
| 21. Optimal care in rheumatoid arthritis: Preliminary findings from a focus group study | |
| S. Bernatsky, D. Feldman, M. Roper, E. Rosenberg | S38-S39 |
History of medicine - Histoire de la médicine (22-44)
| 22. The warden and the doctor: Kingston penetentiary in the 1840s | |
| R. Jacques | S39 |
| 23. Coley's toxin and spontaneous tumour regression | |
| D. S. Hayre | S39-S40 |
| 24. The controversial conquering of pain | |
| D. van Heerden | S40 |
| 25. A Christmas conundrum: What ailed Tiny Tim? | |
| L. Bogle | S41 |
| 26. Nothing but the truth, so help me God: The history of magnetic resonance imaging | |
| A. Dechant | S41 |
| 27. Immigration and other evils: A profile of Dr. C. K. Clarke and the eugenics movement in Canada | |
| L. Lee | S41-S42 |
| 28. Lithotomy through the ages: Big stones, small stones and all the ways to cut them out | |
| J. E. Elliott | S42-S43 |
| 29. The changing concept of aging and the quest for immortality | |
| D. Wile | S43 |
| 30. Abortion and the fall of midwifery in 19th Century North America | |
| C. Schram | S43-S44 |
| 31. The birth of a new specialty: The history of emergency medicine in Canada | |
| R. Elyas | S44 |
| 32. Relearning in military surgery: The contributions of Princess Vera Gedroits | |
| B. Wilson | S44-S45 |
| 33. How to steal a body | |
| C. Turner | S45 |
| 34. A brief history of cardiac arrhythmia | |
| R. Ducas | S45-S46 |
| 35. Models that change: The study of gay identity development | |
| K. Heng | S46 |
| 36. Practicing medicine and music II: Ophthalmology and music | |
| L. P. Hwi, J. W. Ting | S46-S47 |
| 37. Unlikely bedmates: A critical look at the history of public health and prostitution | |
| S. Berkhout | S47 |
| 38. Max Brodel (1870-1941): His artistic influence on surgical learning at John Hopkins Medical School | |
| P. Pace-Asciak, T. Gelfand | S47-S48 |
| 39. Thomas Hodgkin. 1798-1866. Health advocate for Manitoba | |
| P. Warren | S48 |
| 40. The evolution of prosthetics | |
| A. Kam | S49 |
| 41. The cost of mistakes: Penalties for surgical malpractice through the ages | |
| B. A. Vartian | S49 |
| 42. The psychoneuroimmunophysiological responses to incongruous actions or statements/prevarications made for the purpose of eliciting rhythmic, spasmodic expiratory reflexes | |
| S. Ahmed | S49-S50 |
| 43. "Consider whether I show a man's wisdom": The enigmatic Dr. James Barry | |
| T. Afolabi | S50 |
| 44. Publication history of the Brugada Syndrome: Did labeling stimulate research? | |
| M. A. Nault, A. Baranchuk, C. S. Simpson, D. P. Redfearn, H. Abdollah | S50-S51 |
Research in continuing professional development - La recherche sur le développement professionnel continu (45-48, 75)
| 45. Education at distance: Broadcasting ECG rounds to Southeastern Ontario (BESO Project). An innovative approach for teaching electrocardiography | |
| A. Baranchuk, G. Dagnone, P. Fowler, M. N. Harrison, L. Lisnevskaia, B. Etemadi, D. Blouin, D. P. Redfearn, C. S. Simpson | S51-S52 |
| 46. Did the CME/CPD train leave with half the passengers? A needs assessment of Québec specialist associations' CPD units | |
| G. Hudon, R. Laprise, L. Guindon | S52-S53 |
| 48. MD/MBA: A useful combination in Canadian specialty medicine? | |
| J. Shantz | S53-S54 |
| 75. Learning on the run - Practical strategies for physician learning | |
| R. Bankey, C. Campbell | S54 |
Research in residency education - La recherche sur les études médicales postdoctorales (résidence) (49-74)
| 49. Effect of a resident-as-teacher training programme on surgical resident clinical teaching skills | |
| Y. Ying, P. Fitzgerald, S. Reid | S54-S55 |
| 50. Health advocacy in surgical training: A Canadian survey on attitudes and experience in urology residency | |
| D. R. Siemens, M. Leveridge, D. Beiko, J. W.L. Wilson | S55 |
| 51. Structured assessment format for evaluating operative reports (SAFE-OR) in general surgery | |
| A. Vergis, L. Gillman, M. Taylor, S. Minor, J. Park | S55-S56 |
| 52. Simulation based training improves resident competence in the performance of critical resuscitation procedures | |
| I. Rigby, I. Walker, T. Donnon, D. Howes, J. Lord | S56 |
| 53. Resident training and the dictated operative report - A national perspectives | |
| L. M. Gillman, A. Vergis, J. Park, M. Taylor | S56-S57 |
| 54. Assessing cardiac physical examination competence using simulation technology and real patientss | |
| G. Cole, R. Hatala, S. B. Issenberg, B. Kassen, C. M. Bacchus, R. J. Scalese | S57-S58 |
| 55. Simulation based training of technical surgical skills: A review of a five-year collaborative research program supported by the RCPSC Medical Education Funds | |
| A. Dubrowski, V. LeBlanc, W. Gofton, G. Xeroulis, H. Carnahan | S58 |
| 56. Proficiency at the end of practice predicts retention of a technical clinical skills | |
| H. Carnahan, E. Hagemann, A. Dubrowski | S59 |
| 57. The power of power: Comparative evaluations of medical residency training across teaching sites and programs at the University of Torontos | |
| C. Abrahams, S. Verma, L. Muharuma, K. Imrie, R. Vestemean, P. Poldre, J. McIlroy, N. Woods | S59-S60 |
| 58. Stories - Structured operative reporting in enteric surgerys | |
| L. M. Gillman, A. Vergis, J. Park, S. Minor, M. Taylor | S60 |
| 59. General medicine residents' perception of the mini-CEXs | |
| S. Malhotra, R. Hatala, C.-A. Courneya | S61 |
| 60. Using a pocket card to improve end-of-life care on clinical teaching units: A controlled trials | |
| J. Downar, J. Mikhael | S61-S62 |
| 61. Primary ophthalmic care patterns and training of University of Ottawa residentss | |
| E. A. Sogbesan, A. Fournier, K. Damji | S62 |
| 62. Does an expert presentation raise awareness of CanMEDs Roles among residents?s | |
| S. Jenkins, K. Crocker, P. Jeon, M. Borgaonkar, D. Pace, S. Verma | S62-S63 |
| 63. Developing a program for resident wellness at the postgraduate medical education office, University of Torontos | |
| S. Edwards, S. Verma, R. Zulla | S63 |
| 64. International child health (ICH) education in Canadian paediatric residency programss | |
| T. Audcent, H. MacDonnell, J. Brenner, L. Samson | S63-S64 |
| 65. Concurrent pursuit of degrees and courses during community medicine residency: Challenges, policies and proceduress | |
| M. L. Russell, A. Robinson Vollman, T. Strudsholm | S64-S65 |
| 66. Innovation in the academic half-day CanMEDS medical expert competency for residency educations | |
| H. R. Rajani, C. Good | S65 |
| 67. Loving your child to death: Considerations of the care of chronically-ill children and euthanasia in Emil Sher's Mourning Dove and implications for medical educations | |
| K. Mukhida | S65-S66 |
| 68. The resident experience in a large urban teaching setting: Results of the 2005-2006 resident exit survey, University of Torontos | |
| N. Tenn-Lyn, S. Verma, R. Zulla | S66 |
| 69. International medical graduates (IMGs) needs assessment study: A comparison between current IMG trainees and program directorss | |
| S. Verma, R. Zulla, M. O. Baerlocher | S66-S67 |
| 70. Supporting IMG integration into residency trainings | |
| S. Glover Takahashi, M. Alameddine, D. Martin, S. Verma, S. Edwards | S67 |
| 71. Are video interviews a good alternative to in person interviews in assessing international applicants' skills? | |
| M. Alameddine, K. Imrie, S. Akers, S. Verma | S67-S68 |
| 72. Evaluatation of an innovative mentorship program - Multilevel mentorship model - Does it meet the needs of residents? | |
| C. T.J. Elliott, J. Buxton, S. Froese | S68 |
| 73. "I just don't want to kill anybody": The first six months of postgraduate trainings | |
| D. Martin, S. Glover Takahashi | S69 |
| 74. Remediation plans: Effectively matching trainee needs to remediation planss | |
| S. Glover Takahashi, D. Martin, S. Verma, S. Edwards | S69-S70 |
Young Investigators Forum
| The role of THOA in calcium sensitization in human myometrial smooth muscles | |
| Hector Aguilar, B. F. (Peter) Mitchell | S70-S71 |
| Effects of maternal nutrient restriction on placental morphology and insulin-like growth factor system expressions | |
| C Albion, S Dixon, K Nygard, C Reid, V Han | S71 |
| Atomoxetine, but not paroxetine, blocks norepinephrine reuptake in depressed patientss | |
| F. Aldosary, P. Tremblay, C. Hébert, P. Blier | S72 |
| Global gene expression analyses in early experimental osteoarthritis reveal novel players in articular cartilage degenerations | |
| Tom Appleton, Shirine Usmani, Vasek Pitelka, Jim Henry, Suzanne Bernier, Frank Beier | S72-S73 |
| Profiling YB-1 responsive genes in basal-like breast cancer cells by ChIP-on-chip reveals direct binding to PIK3CAs | |
| A Astanehe, M Finkbeiner | S73-S74 |
| The character of anti-HCV T cell responses differs between spontaneous and treatment-induced viral clearance s | |
| L Barrett, G Hirsch, M Gallant, C Howley, K Peltekian, M Grant | S74 |
| Through the looking-glass: Objectivity, interpretation, and the construction of social kinds as emerging issues in research ethicss | |
| S G Berkhout, M W Tyndall, S Anderson | S75 |
| Rapid electrical pacing of cardiomyocytes alters the behavior of cardiac fibroblasts: Implications for atrial fibrillations | |
| Brett Burstein, Xiao-Yan Qi, Angelino Calderone, Stanley Nattel | S75-S76 |
| The role of AMP-activate protein kinase (AMPK) in the regulation of cardiac hypertrophy | |
| Anita Y M Chan, Carrie-Lynn M Soltys, Jason RB Dyck | S76-s77 |
| The metalloproteinase ADAM10 is required for retinal ganglion cell axon guidance in the developing visual systems | |
| Y. Y. Chen, C. L. Hehr, K. Atkinson-Leadbeater, J. C. Hocking, S. McFarlane | S77 |
| In vitro validation of a 3-dimensional transrectal ultrasound system for prostate biopsiess | |
| Derek Cool, Shi Sherebrin, Jonathan Izawa, Joseph Chin, Aaron Fenster | S77-S78 |
| Molecular characterization of the development of the K65R and M184V drug resistance mutations in Subtype C HIV-1s | |
| Dimitrios Coutsinos, Cédric F. Invernizzi, Daniela Moisi, Maureen Oliveira, Bluma G. Brenner, Mark A. Wainberg | S78-S79 |
| Elucidating the role of P63 during development of the mammalian nervous systems | |
| Sagar Dugani, Annie Paquin, David R. Kaplan, Freda D. Miller | S79 |
| A JNK-dependent switch determines the oncogenic or tumor suppressor activity of ILKs | |
| A D Durbin, G R Somers, M Forrester, G E Hannigan, D Malkin | S79-S80 |
| Abnormal neurogensis in the hippocampus of a mouse model of fragile X syndromes | |
| B Eadie, B Christie | S80 |
| Innate inflammatory and phagocytic responses to Plasmodium falciparum: linked processes or molecularly discrete pathways?s | |
| Laura Erdman, Gabriela Cosio, Samir N. Patel, Sergio Grinstein, Kevin C. Kain | S81 |
| Targeted deletion of discoidin domain receptor 1 (Ddr1) decreases atherosclerosis, reduces inflammation and accelerates matrix accumulation in LDL receptor deficient mices | |
| Christopher Franco, Guangpei Hou, Wolfgang Vogel, Michelle Bendeck | S81-S82 |
| A screen for suppressors of apoptosis identifies a novel gain of function mutation in drosphilia RAS1s | |
| C Gafuik, J Agapite, H Steller | S82 |
| Golgi-bound Rab34 is a novel member of the secretory pathways | |
| Neil M. Goldenberg, Sergio Grinstein, Mel Silverman | S82-S83 |
| Relative value of plasma nitrotyrosine for predicting mortality in patients with coronary artery diseases | |
| C L Heslop, J J Frohlich, J S Hill | S83 |
| High affinity IL-2 receptor (CD25) expression among Chronic Lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) patients is independent of mutational status and ZAP-70 positivitys | |
| J M Howell, J Luider, H Wong, M Perrizolo, D Demetrick, I Auer, A Mansoor | S83-S84 |
| Differential expression of type I interferon genes in plasmacytoid dendritic cells from HIV-infected patientss | |
| Martin D. Hyrcza, Sandy S. Der, Mario Ostrowski | S84 |
| Spatial localization of unknown proteins in the endoplasmic reticulum predicts functions | |
| Michael D. Jain, Hisao Nagaya, Annalyn Gilchrist, Miroslaw Cygler, John J.M. Bergeron | S84-S85 |
| Modulation of NMDA receptors by prion proteins | |
| Houman Khosravani, Yunfeng Zhang, Shigeki Tsutsui, Shahid Hameed, Jawed Hamid, Christophe Altier, Frank R. Jirik, Gerald W. Zamponi | S85 |
| Genetic characterization of two autosomal recessive disorders, Majewski-like and cerebral atrophy syndromes | |
| P Lahiry, J F Robinson, V Siu, E G Puffenberger, K A Strauss, R A Hegele, C A Rupar | S85-S86 |
| A genome-wide linkage scan for familial partial lipodystrophy susceptibility genes in a German kindreds | |
| M. Lanktree, J. Robinson, J. Creider, H. Cao, D. Carter, D. Horsch, R. Hegele | S86 |
| Modulating hedgehog and beta-catenin signaling in osteoarthritiss | |
| A. C. Lin, B. A. Alman | S86-S87 |
| Determinating the role of the E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Ariadne 2 in mammalian systemss | |
| A. E. Lin, A. Wakeham, A. You-Ten, G. Wood, T. W. Mak | S87 |
| Attention and grasping in Parkinson's disease: Effects of treatment and disease stages | |
| Cathy Lu, Oksana Suchowersky, Zelma Kiss, Angela M Haffenden | S87-S88 |
| Characterization of low grade serous carcinoma of the ovary and its precursorss | |
| Taymaa May, Monika Sharma, Igor Jurisica, Barry Rosen, Joan Murphy, Patricia Shaw, Theodore Brown | S88-S89 |
| Memory from one-trial training is resistant to extinction in Lymnaea Stagnaliss | |
| Kara Murias, Martin Amarell, Ken Lukowiak | S89-S90 |
| Response of human osteoblast-like cells to fluid flow shear: A potential role for the microtubule network and primary ciliums | |
| Kenneth A. Myers, Jerome B. Rattner, Nigel G. Shrive, David A. Hart | S90 |
| Examination of the dynamics of global DNA methylation pattern establishment during spermatogenesiss | |
| Kirsten Niles, Sophie La Salle, Christopher Oakes, Jacquetta Trasler | S90-S91 |
| The role of CRMP4 in nerve regenerations | |
| Stephan Ong Tone, Yazan Z. Alabed, Alyson E. Fournier | S91 |
| Heparin induces amyloid formation in cultured human isletss | |
| K Potter, K Park | S92 |
| Stepping up regulatory mechanisms of GLUT4 traffic in L6 skeletal muscle cellss | |
| V. K. Randhawa, I. Talior-Volodarsky, A. Klip | S92-S93 |
| Intestinal microbiota balance modulates host susceptibility to infection with enteric pathogenss | |
| I Sekirov, N Tam, M Robertson, C Lupp, B Finlay | S93-S94 |
| Development of a thermally responsive peptide for sustained deliver of solyble TNF receptor II to attenuate inflammatory events associated with radiculopathys | |
| Mohammed F. Shamji, Odelia Ghodsizadeh, Allan H. Friedman, William J. Richardson, Ashutosh Chilkoti, Lori A. Setton | S94-S95 |
| The Dynactome-investigating dynamic network motifs of kinasess | |
| Jonathan So, Kelly Elder, Karen Colwill, Rune Linding, Tony Pawson | S95 |
| Prevalence of metabolic syndrome in never treated mood disordered patientss | |
| Valerie Taylor, Glenda M. MacQueen | S95 |
| Mast cells release cytokines in response to mediators produced by virus-infected epithelial cellss | |
| Candy Tsang, A. D. Befus | S96 |
| Gene transfer of endothelial NO-synthase restores migratory capacity of endothelial progenitor cells from patients with coronary artery diseases | |
| Michael R. Ward, Qiuwang Zhang, Duncan J. Stewart, Michael J.B. Kutryk | S96-S97 |
| The warburg effect and tumour cell survival in human GBMs | |
| A Wolf, J Mukherjee, A Guha | S97 |
| An analysis of the adaptive immune response towards an embryonic stem cell grafts | |
| Douglas Wu, Kathryn Wood | S98 |
| Distribution and expression of transgene green fluorescent protein in mice survived up to four weeks following in utero gene therapys | |
| P T Yang, L Huang, W W Jia, E D Skarsgard, C Sy | S98-S99 |
| Regulation of huntingtin palmitoylation and its role in Huntington Diseases | |
| F BJ Young, M R Hayden | S99 |
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