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CDSS

​Welcome to the AI ​​Cluster Acute Care for Children

Sandrine Laliberté & Mario Munoz: MYPICU, a holistic decision support tool developed in a clinical context in the pediatric intensive care unit of CHU Sainte-Justine.

Our Projects

We create and innovate in the healthcare sector. Here are our 6 current projects:

Video Project

Video Diagnosis of Children Suffering from Respiratory Failure

Manager: Philippe Jouvet 

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Early diagnosis of Childhood Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

Managers: Philippe Jouvet

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User Interface

OptiBrain: Clinical Decision Support Tool for Severe Head Injuries in Children

Managers: Guillaume Émeriaud

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Database

Multimodal Database in Critically ill Children

Manager: Philippe Jouvet 

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User Interface

Optimization of Intensive Care Service Management

Managers: Philippe Jouvet

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Database

VIMY Multi System Database

Managers: Philippe Jouvet

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Our Team

Meet our team of researchers dedicated to the SADC Regroupement. Each member brings unique expertise to our projects, contributing to groundbreaking discoveries in various healthcare sectors.

Jacques Lacroix

Jacques Lacroix is ​​full professor, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, University of Montreal. In 2002, he founded the Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators (PALISI) Network (www.palisi.org), a network involving more than 90 U.S. and Canadian academic pediatric critical care services. He has published 315 articles (h-index = 66, i10-index = 170, 21,486 citations).

Philippe Doyon-Poulin

Philippe Doyon-Poulin is a professor of cognitive engineering at the Polyechnique de Montréal and a member of the IVADO institute. He teaches research on the design and evaluation of command and control stations for decision-making in complex systems (aviation, medical and manufacturing).

Camille Jutras

Doctor Camille Jutras is a pediatric intensivist and is currently in additional clinical training (fellowship) in Boston. She completed a master's degree in Biomedical Sciences as well as the clinician-scientist program at the University of Montreal (2022). She is particularly interested in the organization of health care and the optimization of hospital resources.

Olivier Drouin

Dr Olivier Drouin is a clinician-researcher in the general pediatrics department of CHU Sainte-Justine. He is also an associate professor at the University of Montreal. His areas of expertise include general pediatrics, asthma, healthy lifestyles, health services research and behavioral sciences.

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