Trainee: Dr. Eric Armstrong, University Health Network
Supervisor: Dr. Bryan Coburn
Project: Development of an RCT of anaerobe-sparing vs anti-anaerobic antibiotics
Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases
Dedicated to the advancement of knowledge in Infectious Diseases
The CFID AMMI-CRN Catalyst Award supports infectious diseases and medical microbiology trainees or early career researchers (ECRs) in conducting pilot studies for randomized controlled trials (RCTs), observational studies, or quality improvement initiatives. The award is intended to foster early research career development and promote collaborative, multi-centre work across AMMI-CRN members.
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Application Process:
Application:
Please submit your completed application to cfid@researchid.com.
Trainee: Dr. Eric Armstrong, University Health Network
Supervisor: Dr. Bryan Coburn
Project: Development of an RCT of anaerobe-sparing vs anti-anaerobic antibiotics
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