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Research
Latest funding
- $569,926
Use of Artificial Intelligence Assistance to Accurately Recognize the Presence of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and Rapidly Initiate Life-Saving CPR Instructions During Conversations Between 9-1-1 Callers and Telecommunicators.
CIHR · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $141,526
Multi-Center Implementation of an Educational Program to Improve the Cardiac Arrest Diagnostic Accuracy of Ambulance Telecommunicators and Survival Outcomes for Sudden Cardiac Arrest Victims.
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $19,200
Innovative Use of Machine-Learning Algorithm Assistance to Rapidly Recognize the Presence of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and Initiate Life-Saving CPR Instructions During Conversations Between 9-1-1 Callers and Telecommunicators.
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
Use of Artificial Intelligence Assistance to Accurately Recognize the Presence of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and Rapidly Initiate Life-Saving CPR Instructions During Conversations Between 9-1-1 Callers and Telecommunicators.
Principal investigators: Vaillancourt, Christian
Keywords: 9-1-1 Communication Center; Agonal Breathing; Artificial Intelligence; Cardiac Arrest; Cardiac Arrest Recognition; Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation; Large Language Model; Machine Learning; Prehospital
Multi-Center Implementation of an Educational Program to Improve the Cardiac Arrest Diagnostic Accuracy of Ambulance Telecommunicators and Survival Outcomes for Sudden Cardiac Arrest Victims.
Principal investigators: Vaillancourt, Christian
Keywords: 9-1-1 Cpr Instructions; Agonal Breathing; Bystander Cpr; Cardiac Arrest
Innovative Use of Machine-Learning Algorithm Assistance to Rapidly Recognize the Presence of Sudden Cardiac Arrest and Initiate Life-Saving CPR Instructions During Conversations Between 9-1-1 Callers and Telecommunicators.
Principal investigators: Vaillancourt, Christian
Keywords: 9-1-1 Telecommunicators; Agonal Breathing; Artificial Intelligence; Commercial Planning And Viability; Community Integration In Primary Cardiac Arrest Care; Equitable Access To Health Care Systems; Innovative Digital Solution; Knowledge Exchange; Stakeholder Consultation; Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Improving Communication of Cause of Death and Heritable Heart Disease Risk to Families of Sudden Cardiac Death Victims: A Mixed Methods Study
Principal investigators: Lewis, Krystina B; Dainty, Katie N
Keywords: Cascade Screening; Cause Of Death; Communication; Coroners; Families; Inherited Heart Disease; Medical Examiners; Risk Factors; Sudden Cardiac Death; Young People
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