contact information - Classes of Dr Raywat Deonandan

Updated 2010-04-07
Research Day 2010
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
April 10, 2010
INFORMATION
Contents
CONTACT INFORMATION ............................................................................................................. 2
LOCATION ...................................................................................................................................... 2
SCHEDULE ..................................................................................................................................... 2
PRESENTATION GUIDELINES ...................................................................................................... 3
Poster presentation guidelines .................................................................................................... 3
Oral presentation guidelines ........................................................................................................ 3
EVALUATION CRITERIA ................................................................................................................ 4
Poster evaluation criteria for HSS4303A, HSS4303B, HSS4703A .............................................. 4
Oral presentation evaluation criteria for works completed ........................................................... 5
Oral presentation evaluation criteria for proposals and works in progress ................................... 6
POSTER PRESENTATIONS LIST .................................................................................................. 7
POSTER PRESENTATIONS JUDGING SCHEDULE ..................................................................... 9
ORAL PRESENTATIONS LIST AND JUDGING SCHEDULE ....................................................... 12
TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................................................... 13
Parking ...................................................................................................................................... 13
Bus ............................................................................................................................................ 13
Map............................................................................................................................................ 13
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CONTACT INFORMATION
Thy Dinh
CSEB-UofO President
[email protected]
613-762-3791
Dr. James Gomes
Professor, HSS 4303A
[email protected]
Dr. Raywat Deonandon
Professor, HSS 4303B
[email protected]
Eric Lavigne
Professor, HSS 4703A
[email protected]
LOCATION
Roger Guindon Hall, University of Ottawa, 451 Smyth Road, Ottawa, Ontario
Atrium (poster presentations) and Room 2003 (oral presentations)
SCHEDULE
Time
8h-8h30
8h30-9h
9h-12h
12h-13h
13h-16h
16h-17h
17h-17h30
Event
Registration
Light breakfast
Opening address
SESSION 1
P1 - Poster presentations
O1 – Oral presentations (10h-11h30)
Lunch
SESSION 2
P2 –Poster Presentations
O2 – Oral presentations (14h-15h)
Guest Speaker and Final Remarks
Awards Ceremony
Location
Atrium
Atrium
RGN 2003
Atrium
Atrium
RGN 2003
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PRESENTATION GUIDELINES
Poster presentation guidelines
Student presentations and corresponding poster numbers are located on pages 7-10. The
presentation schedule according to poster number is located on page 1. Students should be
aware of their poster number and session (AM or PM) in advance. When you arrive at the Atrium
in Roger Guindon Hall, immediately locate your poster board with your poster number on it and
use the pushpins available to mount your poster onto the poster board. If you do not know your
poster number on the presentation day, go to the registration desk and a volunteer will help you.
Poster presenters are allowed a total of 10 minutes to present their project and up to 5
minutes for questions from a team of two judges. Students are expected to stand by their
poster until they have been judged. Posters can be displayed and presented in either English or
French. Posters should be no larger than 36" (height) x 48" (length). Posters should include the
title of the study, authors and affiliations, abstract, study background/rationale,
objectives/hypotheses, methods, results and conclusions/inferences. Key references, funding
sources, and acknowledgments should also be included. Posters should be clear, concise, and
presented in legible font. They should also be attractive to the reader and include clearly labelled
figures and tables.
Announcements will be made at 12 minutes to notify judges and presenters to start wrapping up
and at 14 minutes to indicate when judges should be already situated at the next poster.
Morning posters must be taken down by 12 noon so that afternoon posters may be mounted.
Afternoon posters must be taken down by 17h. All unclaimed posters will be discarded at the end
of the day.
Printing resources:
Merriam Print
252 Laurier Ave. E., (613) 567-5050
Discounted rate of $5 per square foot (regular price is $7).
Email PowerPoint or pdf file to [email protected] at least 24 hrs in advance.
NB: Quote event name “Research day 2010” to obtain the discounted rate.
Interac/debit, credit card, and cash accepted.
Geography Department, University of Ottawa
Jim McGrath, Simard Hall, Room 038C on main campus, 613-562.5800 x1048
Rate of $5.50 per square foot
Email PowerPoint or pdf file to [email protected] at least 24 hrs in advance.
Cash accepted only.
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EVALUATION CRITERIA
Poster evaluation criteria for HSS4303A, HSS4303B, HSS4703A
Title (2 points)
 Appropriate and fitting the study presented
Abstract (3 points)
 Concise and provides a good summary of the study
Background (5 points)
 Rationale, purpose and objectives clearly outlined
 Research question or hypothesis defined and articulated
Methods (10 points)
 Research plan described
 Data collection plan identified and described appropriately
 Methods and approaches are identified and described appropriately
 Data abstraction plan outlined
Results (10 points)
 Results follow from the methods
 Results are clearly presented
 Use of figures and tables where appropriate
Discussion (5 points)
 Interpretation of results is provided
 Limitations of study are identified
 Direction for future research identified
Recommendations and Conclusions (5 points)
 Recommendations and conclusions are appropriate and properly described
Quality of poster presentation (10 points)
 Timeliness (under 10 minutes total)
 Answered questions appropriately
 Engaged the audience and presented in a confident and professional manner
 Quality of communication using visual aids
 Organization and logical flow
 Overall attractiveness of poster
TOTAL: /50
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Oral presentation guidelines
The oral presentation list and schedule can be found on page 12. Students should be aware of
whether they are to present in the morning or afternoon session. Presenters will be given 15
minutes to describe their project and 10 minutes for questions from the judges and
audience. 1 minute between presentations is allocated for setup. Oral presentations should be
accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation. Rule of thumb is 1 minute per slide. Avoid overly
crowded slides. Use wherever possible figures and graphs to present data. PowerPoint slides
should be sent via email to [email protected] by April 8th, 11:59pm EST. The presenter
must also bring a copy of his/her PowerPoint presentation on usb key on the day of the
conference to be uploaded on the auditorium computer. Morning session presenters must have
their presentations uploaded from 8:30-9:00 AM. Afternoon session presenters must have their
presentations uploaded before the end of lunch.
Oral presentation evaluation criteria for works completed
Background (5 points)
 Description of existing knowledge noted and adequately discussed
 Rationale, purpose and objectives of the study clear and appropriate
Methods (10 points)
For reviews:
 Research plan described
 Data collection plan identified and described appropriately
 Methods and approaches are identified and described appropriately
 Data abstraction plan outlined
For empirical studies:
 Research study type/design identified
 Methods identified, described, and justified appropriately
 Main variables identified
 Appropriate analysis techniques used
Results (5 points)
 Results are clearly presented
 Results appear to be valid
Discussion (10 points)
 Interpretation of results is provided
 Limitations of study are identified
 Direction for future research identified
Recommendations and Conclusions (5 points)
 Recommendations and conclusions are appropriate and properly described
Quality of oral presentation (10 points)
 Timeliness (under 15 minutes total)
 Answered questions appropriately
 Engaged the audience and presented in a confident and professional manner
 Quality of communication using visual aids
 Organization and logical flow
TOTAL: /50
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Oral presentation evaluation criteria for proposals and works in progress
Background (10 points)
 Rationale, purpose and objectives of the study clear and appropriate
 Research question(s) clearly outlined
 Description of existing knowledge noted and adequately discussed
 Literature review justifies study’s importance and relevance
Methods (20 points)
For reviews:
 Research plan described
 Data collection plan identified and described appropriately
 Methods and approaches are identified and described appropriately
 Data abstraction plan outlined
For empirical studies:
 Research study type/design identified
 Methods identified, described, and justified appropriately
 Main variables identified
 Appropriate analysis techniques used
Discussion (10 points)
 Student discussed possible limitations of project and who they will be addressed
 Direction for future research and implication of potential results clearly identified
Quality of oral presentation (10 points)
 Timeliness (under 15 minutes total)
 Answered questions appropriately
 Engaged the audience and presented in a confident and professional manner
 Quality of communication using visual aids
 Organization and logical flow
TOTAL: /50
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Poster Presentations List
POSTER AM SESSION
Course
section
4303A
4303A
Poster
#
A-001
A-002
Student 1
Student 2
Student 3
Student 4
Title
Lopez, K
Quach, P
Leger, M
Stokes, R
Adult obesity in Canada
Effects of exogenous hormones on the risk of ovarian cancer
4303A
A-003
Abbas, A
Smith, K
Male reproductive cancers: Prostate, Testicular and BreastAn etiological mystery
4303A
A-004
Locke, T
Ruiz, N
The contaminated North: Examining the relationship
between exposure to xenobiotics and incidence of adverse
birth outcomes
4303A
A-005
Sigel, A
Pytlak, M
Investigation into the mental health risks of obesity
4303A
A-006
Borrello, J
Krause, A
The burden of adult obesity in Canada: Cost or cure
4303A
A-007
Olech, M
Aamir, T
4303A
4303A
A-008
A-009
Bennitz, M
Audette, V
Zaidi, L
Hanna, M
4303A
A-010
Brown, L
Sengupta, A
4303A
A-011
Hawryluk, L
Shelley, V
4303A
4303A
A-012
A-013
Girard, C
Randhawa, S
Girard, M
Fahin, C
4303A
A-014
Lu, W
Bryans, E
4303A
A-015
Lafreniere, K
Blanchard, R
4303A
4303A
4303A
4303A
4303A
A-016
A-017
A-018
A-019
A-020
Westervelt, E
Hijazi, H
Villeneuve, J
Boutin, M
Groulx, M
Leroy, A
Sultan, N
Weiss, D
Gordon, S
Scott, J
4303A
A-021
Badmos, S
McDonald, P
4303A
A-022
Brogan, F
Ahern-Davy, E
4303A
A-023
Schubert, A
Smith, J
4303A
4303A
A-024
A-025
Kanczuga, K
Nguy, S
Wilson, R
Kim, ES
4303A
A-026
Laferriere, K
Richard, I
Breast cancer: Factors affecting prevalence and incidence
rates
Ischemic heart disease in elderly women
Epigenetic modifications in testicular cancer: a review of
literature
Epidemiology of depression of children and adolescence in
Canada
Risk factors of cervical cancer in Canadian middle aged
women
The Canadian dream supersized
Literature search of lynch syndrome as a predictive indicator
of risk in the development of endometrial cancer in women
<50 years
Canada's contribution to HIV/Aids research and prevention in
the developing world
Prostate cancer: How effective is early screening in Canada
and the USA
Environmental risks for testicular cancer
Obesity: the missing link
Study of HPV diagnosis and risk of developing cervical cancer
The risk factors for elderly onset of Alzheimer's dementia
Childhood obesity: a growing disaster to a dysfunctional
lifestyle
Alls not fair in the fight against disease: Canadian aboriginals
are disproportionately at higher risk of contracting
tuberculosis than any other ethnic group in Canada
A hopeful mother's nightmare: Effects of ovarian cancer on
fertility
Prophylactic mastectomies: and effective preventive
measure or an unnecessary procedure
Hep C in intravenous drug users
Obesity in Canada and its potential impact on colorectal
cancer
Obesity: A burden on the health care system and on the
health of aboriginal populations in Canada
4303A
A-027
Anwar, O
Mansour, O
Obesity as a risk factor for prostate cancer
4303A
A-028
Whitten, A
4303A
A-029
Treffers, S
Harbi, N
I wouldn’t feel woman enough, perceptions of infertility, a
qualitative survey
Urbanicity as a risk factor for schizophrenia
4303A
A-030
Enright, G
Buttenaar, P
Endometrial cancer: Analysis of screening techniques
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4303A
A-031
Reimer, D
Trodden, J
4303A
4303A
4303A
A-032
A-033
A-034
Wilks, J
DeGroot, C
Ncube, N
Samms, S
NorthCott, R
Gvozdenovic, V
Canada’s contribution to improve maternal and child health
in sub-Saharan Africa
Risk factors of Schizophrenia
The effect of HPV vaccine on cervical cancer
Epidemiology of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa
4303A
A-035
Farmer, J
Gueretta, J
Obesity in Canada: An expanding trend
4303A
4303A
A-036
A-037
Michalski, T
Brown, K
Aguirre, J
Parmer, S
4303A
A-038
Duyan, L
LaRock, K
4303A
4303A
A-039
A-040
Munford, A
Kamal, B
Miller, K
Findlay, S
At risk of cholera
What is the epidemiological profile of comorbid generalized
anxiety disorder and cardiovascular disease in North
American adults
Does experiencing childhood adversity predict adult
psychopathology
Schizophrenics and substance abuse: cause or effect
The success of bariatric surgeries in Canada
4303A
A-041
Richard, S
Silva, E
4303A
4303A
4303A
4303A
4303A
4303B
A-042
A-043
A-044
A-045
A-046
A-047
Musclow, C
Lapensee, K
Jama, N
Hafsa, K
4303B
4303B
A-048
A-049
Boyd, A
Sheremeta, C
Stlouis, L
Ousama, B
Arif, S
SatramMaharaj, T
Song, S
Charanek, H
4303B
A-050
4303B
The adult obesity trend: genetic variations among obese and
non-obese adults
Big people big problem
Breast cancer: the best treatment for a better chance at life
Obesity trends in different ethnic groups in Canada
Quah, S
A relationship between depressions and migraines
Czerniakow, M
Bdira, A
Freshman 15: A Myth or Reality?
Physical disability as a risk factor for mental health disorders
Zadow, C
Boyo, A
A-051
Ridgway, H
Hafez, A
4303B
A-052
Elaine, C
Malette, A
4303B
A-053
Harrison, J
Sweet, C
Battle on the Homefront: An Investigation of PTSD Among
Canadian Military Veterans
Investigating the Success Rates of Treatment Options
Available for Prostate Cancer
Childhood obesity prevention though physical activity and
health education: The children of our future
Adult Obesity: The ‘Weight’ for a Cure
4703A
A-054
Gravel, A
Muzar, K
4703A
A-055
Primeau, M
Lalonde, N
4703A
A-056
Lavergne, K
Vaillancourt, T
4703A
4703A
A-057
A-058
Ranger, H
Bizimana, E
Tremblay, C
Dusabimana, P
4703A
A-059
Elramly, M
Alajouri, N
4703A
A-060
Maidjao, D
Jacquet, S
4703A
4703A
A-061
A-062
Nackers, M-E
Lachance, I
Faucher Racine, R
Boucher, A
4703A
A-063
Meunier, S
Damiani, M-A
4703A
A-064
Rego-Branco, S
Borgeat, M-C
4303B
4303B
A-065
A-066
Patel, M
Duffy, C
Sritharan, J
Levin, J
La schizophrénie et la consommation de substances
psychoactives - le cannabis
Est-ce que l'utilisation des contraceptifs oraux chez les
femmes pré-ménopausées augmente le risque de cancer du
sein ?
Le cancer du poumon: une maladie à couper le soufle !
Pitt, C
Junior
Vanié, P
Mohamed,M
L'influence de la Vitamine E sur le cancer de la prostate.
Le staphylocoque aureus résistant à la méthicilline acquis en
milieu communautaire (SARM-CA) au Canada
Mesurer et évaluer l'état de santé mentale et l'utilisation des
services de soins mentaux des immigrants et des nouveaux
arrivants à comparer avec les canadiens-nés
Chadha, N
L'exposition à la dioxine et le risque de développer
l'endométriose chez les femmes
La sclérose en plaques et la vitamine D
Les facteurs de risque contribuant aux naissances
prématurées
L'impact de l'Alzheimer sur le système de santé et l'économie
au Canada
Les effets néfastes des stéroïdes anaboliques sur les athlètes
et les utilisateurs de gym
Autism – The Transforming Mind
Catch Me If You Can: An Epidemiological Examination of
Ovarian Cancer in Canadian Women
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PM SESSION
Course
section
Poster
#
Student 1
Student 2
Student 3
Student 4
4303B
B-001
Watt, C
McLellan, D
4303B
B-003
Soong, D
Youseok Kim,
D
4303B
B-004
Harrison, D
Dowdall, L
Demographic Trends in Adult Obesity in Canada
4303B
4303B
4303B
B-005
B-006
B-007
Larson, E
Macdonald, E
Shamji, F
Suttie, R
Polzin, A
Geffard, T
Prostate Cancer
Vulvar Cancer: An Elderly Women’s Disease?
Obesity and Cardiovascular Disease in Canada
4303B
B-008
Janulewicz, F
Kassis, R
4303B
4303B
4303B
B-009
B-010
B-011
Tran, H
Kourzenkov, I
Vallerand, J
Bui, T
Oliveira, A
Donovan, S
4303B
4303B
B-012
B-013
Maidjao, JH
Desjardins, J
Jackson, C
Tang, L
4303B
B-014
Tan, JW
Teng, D
4303B
4303B
B-015
B-016
Graham, K
Arcari, K
Nenadic, A
Malik, F
4303B
B-017
Niven, K
Robert, R
Al Haj, A
The Surprisingly Rich Contours of Schizophrenia
Epidemiology
Quality of Life with Parkinson’s Disease
Risky sex and psychotic teens
Adult Obesity in Canada: Prevention Initiatives vs.
Treatment
Obesity: Addressing a growing epidemic in Canada
The association between obesity and colorectal cancer in
Canadian adult males over the age of 45
Association between ovarian cancer and the use of oral
contraception
Childhood Obesity: Who’s To Blame?
A Global Picture of Dementia: The illness and disability
caused by cardiovascular disease
The hidden risks of Hormone replacement therapy
4303B
B-018
Rizk, K
Rice, C
4303B
B-019
Hopkins, L
Cyr, A
4303B
4303B
4303B
B-020
B-021
B-022
Bates, L
Phambri, M-P
Banville, M
Gauthier, S
Deol, S
Messom, J
Diotte, J
The Silent Killer: Is Early Detection of Ovarian Cancer
Possible?
The effectiveness of the HPV vaccine in preventing
cervical cancer
Oral Contraception Protects Your Ovaries!
Adult Obesity in Canada: A growing epidemic
Stroke: Can you avoid it if you smoke?
4303B
B-023
Colley, M
Freeman, M
4303B
B-024
Tohihi, M
Dao, J
4303B
4303B
4303B
B-025
B-026
B-027
Sayid, M
Patel, P
Chase, R
Roble, A
McCullough, B
Naddaf, J
4303B
4303B
B-028
B-029
Mitsui, R
Sagi, S
Saboui, M
Armstrong, A
4303B
4303B
B-030
B-031
Babcock, S
Paluck, S
4303B
B-032
Degroot, S
Foote, M
TranquilliDoherty, S
Holdsworth-Taylor, T
4303B
B-033
Foy, S
Bray, C
4303B
B-034
French, S
Wong, K
4303B
B-035
Braun, S
Oakie, A
Does obesity influence endometrial cancer? Or are we just
chewing the fat?
Pressure that might make you crack!: Assessing
hypertension as a risk factor for Alzheimer's Disease
Liu, EY
Walker-Ng, M
Poon, P
Jehu, M
Title
Wu, D
The Mind Makes It Real: A Presentation on Paranoid
Schizophrenia
Testicular Cancer: Is Orchiopexy a Viable Preventative
Option?
Alkhudhairy, M
Skof, E
Childhood Obesity and Breastfeeding
Milk: A gift from Mother Nature or a Silent Killer?
Mental Illness and Heart Disease: Equally Costly to
Canada?
Estrogen's Effect on Schizophrenia
The detrimental effects of childhood obesity throughout
the lifespan
The Disease Burden of Schizophrenia in Canada
The Economic Burden of Schizophrenia in Canada
Cystic Hygromas: a comparative analysis of pre- and
postnatal diagnosis
Prostate Cancer: An Increasing Concern for Aging Men.
Depression and Breast Feeding: Incidence, Prevalence and
Outcomes
Make a date to check your prostate
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4303B
B-036
Earl, S
Ferrao, T
4303B
4303B
B-037
B-038
Kaushal, S
Brown, T
Bali, P
Charlebois, J
4303B
B-039
Thompson, X
Gallant, T
4703A
B-041
Picard, J
4703A
B-042
Awad, T
De Broucker,
G
Agharazi
Dormani, S
4703A
B-043
El amine, A
Igihozo, A-G
4703A
B-044
CourchesneRobinson, M
Belcourt, M
4703A
B-045
Ineza, I
Culver, M
4703A
B-046
Matthews, J
Levac, J
4703A
4703A
4703A
B-047
B-048
B-049
Ghaddar, R
Eyamie, G
Langevin, V
Mansouri, A
Dagher, R
GamacheAsselin, F
4703A
4703A
B-050
B-051
Turgeon, A
Niquette, J
Khalifé, R
Hajj, S
4703A
B-052
Côté, P
Blouin, A
4703A
B-053
Charron, M
4703A
B-054
St-Laurent
O'Connor, G
Allard, S
4703A
B-055
Tremblay, Anick
Cloutier, A
4703A
B-056
Goguen, N
Beaumier, K
4703A
B-057
Leduc, M
Brouzes, Z
4703A
B-058
Ranger, M-H
Julien, E
4703A
B-059
Gray, E
Rochette, P
4703A
B-060
Courtemanche,R
Cecchini, M
4703A
B-061
Tremblay, A
Pilon, A
4703A
B-062
Nguyen, C
Tremblay, T
Saoussen, A
Ratnayake, A
Early-onset Alzheimer’s disease: Impacts on economic
growth in Canada.
Adult Obesity and the Urban Environment
HPV and the Deadly Connection to Cervical Cancer
Implications of maternal obesity on incidence of
pregnancy complications
Tuberculose: La résistance aux traitements
pharmacologiques
Le risque de développer un cancer du sein chez les
femmes post-ménopausées augmente-il avec la prise de
l'hormonothérapie substitutive ?
Le cancer du sein chez l'homme: Cause pour s'inquiéter ?
Fréquence des blessures aux genoux (ligament croisé
antérieur) chez les jeunes femmes (18-24 ans) jouant au
soccer au Canada
Est-ce que l'utilisation des pesticides utilisés dans les
milieux ruraux augmentent le risque de la maladie de
Parkinson chez les canadiens âgés entre 50 et 75 ans ?
Le virus varicelle-zona: Une perspective épidémiologique
Ize, C
Le burnout chez les infirmières
Le VPH cause-t-il le cancer du col de l'utérus ?
L'obésité chez les adultes au Canada et la mortalité reliée
Démence: une facture salée
Rôle du VPH dans l'apparition du cancer du col de l'utérus
chez les jeunes femmes au Québec
Les implants mamaires et la détection tardive du cancer
du sein.
L'impact de l'obésité sur l'arthose
Sigouin, V
Les statines comme traitement de l'Alzheimer
Les personnes atteintes du diabète ont-elles plus de
chance de mourir suite à une infection comparativement
aux personnes qui ne sont pas atteintes de cette maladie
?
La durée du sommeil comme facteur de risque du diabète
de type 2
L'effet du vaccin contre le VPH comme méthode
préventive pour le cancer du col de l'utérus
Relation entre l'indice de masse corporel (IMC) et le
cancer épithélial et de l'ovaire
Est-ce qu'un diète riche en gras , comme celle courante en
Amérique du Nord, augmente le risque de cancer de la
prostate ?
Nouvelles techniques de dépistage précoce du cancer
ovarien
Il y a-t-il une corrélation positive entre l'exposition
d'aluminium et la maladie d'Alzheimer
La prise de contraceptifs oraux et le cancer du sein
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Poster Presentation Judging Schedule (by poster number)
MORNING POSTER SCHEDULE
9:15
9:30
9:45
10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45
11:00
11:15
11:30
11:45
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
A-001
A-009
A-017
A-025
A-033
A-041
A-049
A-054
A-062
A-002
A-010
A-018
A-026
A-034
A-042
A-050
A-055
A-063
A-003
A-011
A-019
A-027
A-035
A-043
A-051
A-056
A-064
A-004
A-012
A-020
A-028
A-036
A-044
A-052
A-057
A-005
A-013
A-021
A-029
A-037
A-045
A-053
A-058
A-006
A-014
A-022
A-030
A-038
A-046
A-065
A-059
A-007
A-015
A-023
A-031
A-039
A-047
A-066
A-060
A-008
A-016
A-024
A-032
A-040
A-048
A-067
A-061
AFTERNOON POSTER SCHEDULE
13:15
13:30
13:45
14:00
14:15
14:30
14:45
15:00
15:15
15:30
15:45
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
Poster
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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B-001
B-008
B-014
B-017
B-023
B-029
B-035
B-041
B-048
B-055
B-002
B-009
B-015
B-018
B-024
B-030
B-036
B-042
B-049
B-056
B-003
B-010
B-016
B-019
B-025
B-031
B-037
B-043
B-050
B-057
B-004
B-011
B-005
B-012
B-006
B-013
B-020
B-026
B-032
B-038
B-044
B-051
B-058
B-021
B-027
B-033
B-039
B-045
B-052
B-059
B-022
B-028
B-034
B-040
B-046
B-053
B-060
B-007
B-047
B-054
B-061
B-062
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Oral Presentations List and Judging Schedule
PRESENTATION
#
SESSION
(AM/PM)
TIME
Student Name
1
AM
10h00-10h30
Prematunga, C
2
AM
10h30-11h00
Carter, M
3
AM
11h00-11h30
Liu, EY
4
PM
14h00-14h30
Jablonski, J
5
PM
14h30-15h00
Perez, R
TITLE
Severe malaria surveillance and
treatment delays in Canada
Is childhood adiposity a consequence
of place?
Pressure that might make you crack:
Assessing hypertension as a risk factor
for Alzheimer's Disease
Measuring the impact of health human
resource migration: a discussion of
measurement issues in health care
outputs, outcomes and productivity
Applying an extended theory of
planned behaviour model to
radiography ordering within the
Canadian Spine and CT-Head Rule
Implementation Studies
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Hall. Parking passes must be purchased even when the gate is open.
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Traffic and Sustainable Transportation Office located at 139 Louis-Pasteur, Room 133 on main
campus. Free parking passes allow graduate students to park on weekends for free at designated
parking lots including the lot at Roger Guindon Hall. Permits must be obtained in advance and are
good for the academic year.
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Ottawa parking permit, may request for a one-day parking permit by emailing
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