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OC3PR: Research in Healthcare: How We Learn and How We Improve

About this Event Please join us for the next OC3PR where we will discuss the relevance of building research capacity […]

OC3PR: Clinical Studies Enrolling Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients

How Clinical Studies Enrolling Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients from all ICUs Can Improve Care About this Event This webinar will […]

Data Collection and Usage

Critical Care Information System  The Critical Care Information System (CCIS) is a near real-time source of province-wide information on capacity […]

CCIS Data Request Form (For Research)

This form must be completed in full by any individual or organization requesting access to data from the Critical Care Information System (CCIS) for research purposes

CCIS Data Request Form (Not for Research)

This form must be completed in full by any individual or organization requesting access to data from the Critical Care Information System (CCIS).

OC3PR – Research In Healthcare: How We Learn and How We Improve (pdf)

OC3PR – Research In Healthcare: How We Learn and How We Improve (video)

Recruitment & Retention

Leadership Practices Effective leadership strategies play a crucial role in the retention of critical care staff. Provincial strategies for prioritizing […]

Burnout in Critical Care

To increase the understanding of burnout and team cohesiveness within Ontario’s critical care system, CCSO administers an annual Burnout and […]

Guidelines for Adult Spinal Cord Assessment

The Guidelines for the Adult Spinal Cord Assessment outlines the techniques associated with performing an assessment of the spinal cord function in patients with a potential or actual acute spinal cord injury. The Guidelines provide direction for local development of bedside spinal cord assessment protocols, in order to enhance existing skills and to ensure consistency of spinal cord testing within and across different organizations. For the individual patient, this provides a baseline from which changes in the patient’s spinal cord function may be identified, reported, and managed in a timely manner. The Guidelines were developed by the Neurosurgery Education and Outreach Network (NEON) in collaboration with Provincial Neurosurgery Ontario.

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