Agradecimentos

O desenvolvimento deste website e do vídeo “Seja esperto, não engasge” não poderia ter sido realizado sem o seguinte:

Pesquisa

  • The University of British Columbia Hampton Fund
  • British Columbia’s Children’s Hospital Foundation
  • Dr. Keith Riding, Inc.
  • Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd.
  • Xomed Medtronic
  • GlaxoSmithKline
  • UBC Department of Education Affiliated Teachers: Douglas Adler, PhD, Sandra Scott, PhD e Christopher Lam
  • Contribuidores scientíficos: Samson M. Nashon, EdD, Douglas Adler, PhD, Drs. Andrew Thamboo, Tram Nguyen, Sarah Coad, Derry Dance, Keith Riding, Neil Chadha, Fred Kozak, Jane Lea, Paul Moxham, Ashley Robinson, Richard Lee, Lauren D. Holinger, Douglas Cochrane and Edith Blondell-Hill; as well as (the late) Sylvan Stool, MD and his son, Daniel Stool (Intertek.com)
  • Assistentes de pesquisa: Tin Jasinovic, Ashley-Rose Caufin and Maryam Noparast
  • BC Children’s Hospital ENT Clinic Medical Assistentes de escritório: Nancy Davies and Michelle Poulsen
  • As enfermeiras do BC Children’s Hospital (Pronto Socorro, Centro Cirúrgico e equipe da Unidade de Recuperação anestésica e Patsy Regan, Enfermeira de otorrinolaringologia clínica.
  • Agradecimento especial ao Departamento de otorrinolaringoloiga da UBC, residentes e Fellows de otorrinolaringoloiga do BC Children’s Hospital que participaram deste projeto.
  • Centre of Excellence for Simulation Education and Innovation: Dr. Karim Qayumi, Gary Cody, Collette Sands, Albert Ho, Ferooz Sekandarpoor and Tim Grant

Contribuidores de conteudo e website

  • Artistas de vídeo: Nayt Keane and Julia Hilton
  • Atores de voz: Dr. Richard Lee; Patrick, Emma and Chris Ludemann; Ava & Ilsa Weinstein-Wright
  • Entrevista de pais: Michael O.’s father and Rob Lyons, Media Productions, BC Children’s Hospital
  • Designer de website: Alex Rakic (& previamente, Doug Adler, Christopher Lam, Sabrina Luk and Mike Kwan)
  • Blue Tree Publishing: pela gentileza de permitir o uso e modificação da imagem “Visão dos pulmões no corpo”

Todos os contribuidores deste projeto agradecem profundamente.

Tradutores

The work provided by each translator of dontchoke.ubc.ca is greatly appreciated. Here’s some information about the translators and their schools.

Regarding translations, the flag of the country of origin of each language has been used (as is standard on most websites). The producers of this website have no political affiliations.

Inglês (English)

Original content by Jeffrey Ludemann, MDCM, FRCSC
Attending, BC Children’s Hospital ENT Clinic
Associate Clinical Professor of Otolaryngology
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canadá

Dr. Ludemann is a Clinical Associate Professor of Otolaryngology at the University of British Columbia; and an Attending Surgeon within the Division of Otolaryngology at British Columbia’s Children’s Hospital.

Francês (Français)

Translation by Josée Lacasse
Technical Editor: Sophie Lachance, MD, FRCSC
Pediatric Otolaryngologist
Laval University
Québec City, Canada

Dr. Lachance graduated medical school and otolaryngology – head and neck surgery residency at Laval University in Québec City. Completed a one-year fellowship training program in pediatric otolaryngology at UBC in BC Children’s Hospital.

Espanhol (Español)

Translation by Juan C. Ospina MD
Assistant Professor, Head, Division of Otolaryngology
Pontifical Xavierian University
Hospital Universitario San Ignacio
Bogota, Colombia

San Ignacio University Hospital is one of the most important and influential health institutions in Colombia and Latinamerica.

Founded in 1942, it has been home for the School of Medicine of Pontifical Xaverian University in Bogota.

The Division of Otorhinolaryngology and Maxillofacial Surgery depends of the Department of Surgery, providing low, mid and high complexity services in the different areas of the specialty, with emphasis on pediatric otolaryngology and the multidisciplinary airway clinic.

Português

Translation by Rebecca Maunsell, MD, PhD
Otorrinolaringologista do Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP)
Campinas, Brasil

O Hospital Estadual de Sumaré (HES) faz parte do complexo hospitalar da Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP), uma universidade pública administrada pelo Estado de São Paulo com acesso a recursos de pesquisa públicos e privados. Apesar de jovem, fundada em 1966 é reconhecida como uma das mais conceituadas universidades jovens do mundo.

Os residentes e fellows do Departamento de Otorrinolaringologia da UNICAMP participam nas atividades cirúrgicas do HES onde os procedimentos de vias aéreas pediátricas são parte primordial do programa cirúrgico da equipe de otorrinolaringologia.

Chinês (简体)

Translation by Dr. Xiaoya Wang (Sunny)
Associate Chief Physician, ENT Department
Guangzhou Women and Children’s Medical Center
Guangzhou, China

Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center

Árabe (العربية)

Translation by Talal Alkhatib, MD, MSc, MHPEd, FRCSC
Pediatric Otolaryngologist
Assistant Professor and Chairman
Department of Otolaryngology-Head Neck Surgery
Faculty of Medicine
King Abdulaziz University
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

King Abdulaziz University carries the name of the establisher of Saudi Arabia – God bless him. This university was established in 1387 H / 1967 G.

The university witnessed much development in quality and quantity since it was established until it becomes one of the distinguished universities in terms of the number of students, the number of scientific and theoretical fields of study and the exclusiveness of certain specializations such as Seas Sciences, Geology, Nuclear Engineering, Medical Engineering, Meteorology and Aviation and Mineralization.

King Abdulaziz University is Considered a pioneer in offering higher education to the Saudi girl and the female and male sections were inaugurated in the same year. The University not only has the regular students program but it also has the external program to make it easy for all students to get higher education. It also established the Deanship of Distant Teaching to cope with the development in learning and teaching technology.

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