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Everyone at #ADS19Boston please welcome Jasmine Khan to our group. An MD/PhD student who has just started a multi centre study examining the association between cerebral oxygenation, delirium, and cognitive outcomes

I’m pleased to share this collaborative work with my CCCTG colleagues outlining the protocol for the #CONFOCAL-2 study, the largest (n=500) study to date examining the link between cerebral O2, #delirium, and cognitive impairment bmjopen.bmj.com/content/9/6/e0…

A link with anti-racist resources: docs.google.com/document/d/1BR…

To our Black colleagues, mentors, and patients: we see you, we hear you, and we stand in solidarity with you. Racism is a public health emergency, and we are committed to ongoing education and advocacy to build an anti-racist community. Please see our commitment to action below:

woohoo! check out our lab's newest publication :)

Proudly introducing... QMed Black Medical Student Association 🎉 There are very few of us and we've been reluctant to start this with everything we already juggle but the time to organize is now. Give us a follow and please be kind and patient, we are still working out how we want to operate moving forward!

Very excited to share this work examining the use of non-invasive neuromonitoring in carotid endarterectomy. Shoutout to my amazing supervisor and co-authors for making it possible!

First ever Boyd lab party at the cottage. Camila Mayorga Jasmine Khan Tasha Jawa. Great display of wakeboarding skill! So privileged to work with such a talented bunch. Selfie skills from guest Brian Laight, PhD!

Thanks Colm Cunningham for highlighting our systematic review in #NIRS in #delirium. I’m 😊.

Congratulations Jasmine Khan Queen's MD/PhD of the J Gordon Boyd lab on your oral presentation award European Delirium! So well deserved, Neuroscience at Queen's University is proud.

An excellent presentation by Tasha Jawa looking at cognitive outcomes in icu patients with acute kidney injury!

Congrats Queen's MD/PhD Neuroscience at Queen's University student Jasmine Khan for publishing this amazing work! Jasmine has adapted an algorithm to detect and remove arterial line artifacts in long-term recordings of critically ill patients. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36567784/