Areas of interest include clinical simulation and procedural skills learning and assessment.
Recent Peer-Reviewed Publications:
2018
Dr. Landine’s research interests include shoulder dislocation and reduction strategies. He is also an active member of CASM. In his free time Dr.
Dr. Howes’ research interests include fluid resuscitation, investigational use of Methylene Blue in sepsis, atrial fibrillation, transfusion medicine, hypothermic post cardiac arrest, and care of the organ donor.
Dr. Andrew K.
Dr. Evans completed an FRCPC residency in Emergency Medicine at Queen’s University and a Trauma Fellowship at the University of Toronto before joining the department of Emergency Medicine at Queen’s University.
Dr.
Since 1996 Dr.
Tim Chaplin is an Emergency Physician and Program Medical Director for the Department of Emergency Medicine at Queen’s University.
Award for Excellence in Clinical Teaching (2007/8) Undergraduate Clinical Skills
Dr. Bruder was the Director of the National Review Course for over 5 years.