Provincial Emergency Patient Information Resources
- Learn about various QI projects and interventions in various Emergency Departments across Canada; including their planning and execution (Medical Expert)
- Critique the successes and challenges of the presented QI projects and how they may apply to your Emergency Department (Medical Expert/Leader)
- Determine how quality improvement projects can be best adapted to your own practice settings (Leader)
- Dr. Tahara Bhate
- Dr. Sachin Trivedi
- Dr. Elan AmbalavanarDr. Navid Dehghani
- Dr. Katie Gardner
- Ms. Melissa Lee
- Dr. Taylor Lougheed
- Dr. Taft Micks
- Dr. Fiona Pinto
- Dr. Haroun Zayed
- Describe the epidemiology and risk factors for pulmonary embolism (PE) in adolescents, considering mental health comorbidities.
- Outline the initial stabilization and safe transport of adolescents with suspected or confirmed PE, while recognizing challenges posed by resource-limited settings.
- Discuss strategies for long-term management and secondary prevention of PE, including anticoagulation duration, contraceptive counseling, and follow-up care.
Provincial Emergency Patient Information Resources
Brag and Steal: Sharing Quality Improvement Projects for your Emergency Department
SUMMARY
Wednesday, October 8, 2025; 2:00 – 3:00 pm ET
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Moderators:
Speakers:
Pediatric Critical Care Learning Sessions
SUMMARY
A Whole Clot of Trouble
Learning Objectives:
October 17, 2025 – 1 pm PT
Oct08
Brag and Steal: Sharing Quality Improvement Projects for your Emergency Department
Oct17
Pediatric Critical Care Learning Sessions
ECBC has launched the Provincial Emergency Patient Discharge Discussion Series, a monthly forum dedicated to exchanging ideas on improving the emergency patient.
Print these Rapid Discharge Sheets and distribute at your ED
PEPIR Library for Sharing on TV (1920×1080)
Dr. Shane Barclay
August 15, 2025