Poster Presentations
Poster # 1 *
Bugs and Drugs in the ICU # 1
Bugs and Drugs in the ICU # 2
Anita Niven and Deborah Lowe
Poster # 2 *
Advocating for Evidence Based Practice at the Critical Care Bedside: The Pressure Ulcer Prevention Study
Judy Rashotte and Margot Thomas
Poster # 3 *
Family Presence During Resusitation: A Survey of Canadian Critical Care Nurses' Practices and Perceptions
Wendy Fallis, Susan McClement, Asha Pereira
Poster # 4 *
MRSA Pneumonia: The ICU Experience
Marie Aue
Poster # 5 *
New Skills for Nurses: How Do We Meet the Needs of RN Specialty Education in Times of HHR Challenges
References
Kelly Lackie
Poster # 6 *
Critical Care Nurses' Experiences of Napping on Breaks during Night Shifts
Wendy Fallis, Diana McMillan, Marie Edwards
Poster # 7 *
Could Paediatric Early Warning Scores (PEWS) Help Nurses' Assessment of Acuity? An Evaluation of Assessment Practice for Children Who Become Critically Ill
David Waller
Poster # 9 *
More than Just a Fly on the Wall: A case of Nosocomial Myiasis in the Intensive Care Unit
Sue Malone-Tucker and Sylvie Goulard
Poster # 10
The Successful Use of CRRT in a Client with Necrotizing Fasciitis
Susan Lauton and Margaret Lenny
Poster # 15
Therapeutic Induced Hypothermia
Lynn Voelzing, Laura Willoughby and Kathy Loree
Poster # 25
Success of a National Pediatric Critical Care Collaborative
Tracie Northway, Emma Folz and Jannell Plouffe
* Indicates the poster content was also presented orally during one of the lunch breaks
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