Research
KRI advances the science of resuscitation and reanimation by funding small, progressive research projects that explore new ideas in this important and evolving field. In particular, KRI supports projects that may face challenges qualifying for funding from other sources, such as pilot projects and proof of concept studies. KRI is committed to developing cutting-edge research, exploring innovative medications and devices for patient care, and advancing leadership and decision-making abilities in this emerging specialty. We help those in the field promote their work and connect with the necessary resources to resolve the challenges emergency medicine healthcare professionals face.
Contact us to apply for funding opportunities, to become involved in current research projects at KRI, or to learn more about the types of research that KRI supports.
Canadian Simulation Olympics Competition
Developed to promote interest in advancing CRM skills in residents, this exciting event attracts competitors from across Canada to demonstrate their leadership, communication and teamwork.
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Canadian Guidelines on the Use of Targeted Temperature Management
One time funding to finalize the guidelines created on behalf of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians, Canadian Critical Care Society, Canadian Neurocritical Care Society, and the Canadian Critical Care Trials Group.
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TeleResuscitation ONtario
Funds to support the promotion of a pilot project trialing a Telemedicine solution that provides support to rural emergency physicians.
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TeleMentoring and Ultrasound Skills
The RUST trial is a pilot project to explore the feasibility of using telemedicine to teach technical skills remotely. With a goal of developing a program that will train members of the Canadian Military to perform basic resuscitation ultrasounds, this project will compare performance by residents trained remotely to those having a traditional training course.
