Launch of the Canadian Neurosurgery Research Collaborative

Dakson, Ayoub; Tso, Michael K; Ahmed, Syed Uzair; Bigder, Mark; Elliott, Cameron; Guha, Daipayan; Lavergne, Pascal; Makarenko, Serge; Iorio-Morin, Christian; Kameda-Smith, Michelle; Taccone, Michael S.; Wang, Bill; Winkler-Schwartz, Alexander; Sankar, Tejas; Christie, Sean

doi:10.1017/cjn.2016.437

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“…Residents who had been accepted at but had not yet started their neurosurgical residency program were excluded from the study. Potential respondents were identified through the Canadian Neurosurgery Research Collaborative (CNRC), which includes a local resident representative at 12 of the 14 neurosurgery programs in Canada 10 . Potential respondents from the remaining institutions were reached through a contact with one of the institution’s residents.…”

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“…Potential respondents were identified through the Canadian Neurosurgery Research Collaborative (CNRC), which includes a local resident representative at 12 of the 14 neurosurgery programs in Canada. 10 Potential respondents from the remaining institutions were reached through a contact with one of the institution's residents. The study took the form of an online survey to be completed at the participant's convenience within 8 weeks of study start.…”

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Demographics, Interests, and Quality of Life of Canadian Neurosurgery Residents

Iorio-Morin

Ahmed

Bigder

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Can. J. Neurol. Sci.

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Demographics, Interests, and Quality of Life of Canadian Neurosurgery Residents

Iorio-Morin

Ahmed

Bigder

et al. 2017

Can. J. Neurol. Sci.

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“…Creation of such a collaborative is not without its challenges, as highlighted by other Canadian research initiatives that have recently been created. 19,21,22 Over the prior 6 months, the creation of CAHR-TBI has seen hurdles to overcome. First, each site, and site lead, despite having expertise in this type of high-frequency data collection, all have their own individual areas of interest regarding data usage.…”

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The CAnadian High-Resolution Traumatic Brain Injury (CAHR-TBI) Research Collaborative

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Gallagher

Griesdale

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ABSTRACT:In traumatic brain injury (TBI), future integration of multimodal monitoring of cerebral physiology and high-frequency signal processing techniques, with advanced neuroimaging, proteomic and genomic analysis, provides an opportunity to explore the molecular pathways involved in various aspects of cerebral physiologic dysfunction in vivo. The main issue with early and rapid discovery in this field of personalized medicine is the expertise and complexity of data involved. This brief communication highlights the CAnadian High-Resolution Traumatic Brain Injury (CAHR-TBI) Research Collaborative, which has been formed from centers with specific expertise in the area of high-frequency physiologic monitoring/processing, and outlines its objectives.

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“…neuronetwork.ca). 13 The goal of the CNRC is to address fundamental neurosurgical issues by facilitating and conducting multicentre research studies that would otherwise be underpowered and less generalizable if conducted in a single-centre only. As residents become future neurosurgical attendings, it is hoped that a culture of collaboration may lead to more multicentre studies within the Canadian neurosurgical community.…”

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“…The Canadian Neurosurgery Research Collaborative (CNRC) is a newly formed resident-led research network involving 13 neurosurgery residency programs across Canada () 13 . The goal of the CNRC is to address fundamental neurosurgical issues by facilitating and conducting multicentre research studies that would otherwise be underpowered and less generalizable if conducted in a single-centre only.…”

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