Lee AY and Enarson P and Clarke AE and La Vieille S and Eisman H and Chan ES and Mill C and Joseph L and Ben-Shoshan M
DOI: 10.2147/jaa.s123053 PubMed: 28115856Sabhaney V and Enarson P and Irwin AD and Carrol ED
DOI: 10.1002/ebch.1928 PubMed: 2387794507 / 2013
Weingarten L and Enarson P and Klassen T
DOI: 10.1097/pec.0b013e318280d7f3 PubMed: 2354643402 / 2013
Enarson P and Gouin S and Goldman RD
PubMed: 2149035404 / 2011
Doan Q and Enarson P and Kissoon N and Klassen TP and Johnson DW
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Ou Y and Enarson P and Rattner JB and Barr SG and Fritzler MJ
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Salina D and Enarson P and Rattner JB and Burke B
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Raharjo WH and Enarson P and Sullivan T and Stewart CL and Burke B
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Salina D and Bodoor K and Enarson P and Raharjo WH and Burke B
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My current research involves three projects.
The first is a national anaphylaxis registry (C-CARE). I am the site lead for UBC. The primary objective of the CCARE study (Cross Canada Anaphylaxis Registry) is to assess the rate, triggers and management of anaphylaxis in emergency medical services, emergency departments, and allergy clinics across Canada. It is hoped that through this registry, we will obtain the first reliable estimate of anaphylaxis rates in Canada using prospectively collected data from several sources. The registry will also identify conventional and emerging triggers for anaphylaxis and explore demographic and environmental factors that may be involved in its pathogenesis. By characterizing current diagnostic and treatment practices for anaphylaxis, the C-CARE initiative will identify related gaps and inform the development of more comprehensive and effective management strategies.
The second project is a multi-disciplinary study, led by Dr. Ash Singhal at BC Children’s Hospital, looking at if we can obtain better views of younger patients’ (ages 1-5 years) optic discs with an indirect ophthalmoscope if we distract them with images on an iPad. Indirect ophthalmoscope exams are an important part of any neurologic exam, but also extremely difficult in younger, uncooperative patients. It is hoped that this new technique will make this exam much easier. My role is the study lead for the emergency department arm of the study.
The third project relates to safe implementation of new sedation drugs for the emergency department. We currently are in the process of implementing two new drugs, nitrous oxide and propofol, and I have been working on reviewing the literature to ensure safety and efficacy of these two drugs. Once implemented, we will be working on quality assurance projects to ensure that these drugs are suitable for our emergency department at BC Children’s Hospital.
2012 UBC Department of Pediatrics Rookie of the Year Award
2005 Leaders in Medicine Scholarship
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