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CAPM&R Virtual Academic Day - Awards & Contests - May 29, Noon ET


1300-1312

First Place Original Abstract & First Place Resident Research Contest

Jason Liang, University of Toronto – Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 

Peripheral neuropathies in the lower extremities of individuals with spinal cord injury or disease: A retrospective case series 

1312-1324

First Place Education Abstract

Alice Kam, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute 

Perceptions of physiatry residents on blended learning in ​their education: a qualitative study 

1324-1336

First Place Medical Student Essay Contest

Tiffany Got, University of Toronto 

Treatment of hiccups in stroke rehabilitation with gabapentin: a case series and focused clinical review 

1336-1348

First Place Medical Student Research Contest

Shivani  Tauh, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Saskatchewan 

Attitudes of acute and rehabilitative care providers to potential broadening of eligibility for medical assistance in dying to patients with acute spinal cord injury: a qualitative study. 

1348-1400

First Place Paper of the Year (Tied)

Jamie Fleet, McMaster University 

Risk of rhabdomyolysis with donepezil compared to rivastigmine or galantamine: A population-based cohort study 

1400-1412

First Place Paper of the Year (Tied) 

Sean Dukelow, University of Calgary

Comparing CST Lesion Metrics as Biomarkers for Recovery of Motor and Proprioceptive Impairments after Stroke 

1412-1424

First Place Case Report Abstract & Third Place Honourable Mention Resident Research Contest (3-way tie)

Ramona Neferu, McMaster University 

Ultrasound-guided tendon fenestration and prolotherapy for bilateral insertional Achilles tendinopathy: A case report 

1424-1436

First Place Resident Essay Contest

Paul Adamiak, University of British Columbia 

Mobility after spinal cord injury: A narrative review of mobility device prescription patterns and novel mobility assistance technologies. 

1436-1448

First Place Quality Improvement Abstract & Third Place Honourable Mention Resident Research Contest (3-way tie)

E. Ali Bateman, Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, Western University 

Teaching residents critical appraisal skills: An educational quality improvement initiative targeting journal club 

1448-1500

First Place Systematic Review Abstract & Third Place Honourable Mention Resident Research Contest (3-way tie)

Stephanie Muise, Western University 

Acupuncture for Pain after Spinal Cord Injury: A Systematic Review 

 

1.
Rate the quality of the activity on a scale of 1 star (strongly disagree) to 5 stars (strongly agree). 
   
*This question is required.
Space Cell Met the stated learning objectivesEnhanced my knowledgeSatisfied my expectationsConveyed information that applied to my practiceAllocated at least 25% of the time for interactionWas free from commercial bias?
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3. Please indicate which CanMEDS roles you felt were addressed during this educational activity?
4. Rate the quality of the presentation on a scale of 1 star (poor) to 5 stars (excellent).
 
Space Cell Overall Presentation EffectivenessContent RelevanceUsed Effective Teaching Methods
Dr. Jason Liang
Dr. Alice Kam
Dr. Tiffany Got
Dr. Shivani Tauh
Dr. Jamie Fleet
Dr. Sean Dukelow
Dr. Ramona Neferu
Dr. Paul Adamiak
Dr. E. Ali Bateman,
Dr. Stephanie Muise