
Wales study day
Join us for RCEM’s inaugural Wales study day, taking place at Hilton Cardiff on Friday 4 December 2026.

Join us for RCEM’s inaugural Wales study day, taking place at Hilton Cardiff on Friday 4 December 2026.

Join us for the annual meeting of the RCEM CONNECT, the Collaborative National Network for Emergency Care Trials and Research, bringing together clinicians, researchers, and trainees with an interest in shaping the future of emergency care research in the UK.

Join us for this year’s EMSAS conference, once again taking place as a hybrid event with the face-to-face venue in Bristol, featuring a range of engaging talks from experienced professionals.

Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to advancing research in emergency medicine at the annual Research Engagement Day.

The thoracic ultrasound procedures course provides emergency and respiratory physicians with safe and efficient techniques for treating pleural pathology, particularly when ultrasound (US) guidance is essential.

The event aims to shine a light on the topic of older emergency clinicians, and to provide a practical guide on how to approach this important area, both from the point of view of the individual, and of the departmental leader.

CPD by the sea! The SECEM Conference 2026 is back in Brighton with some top-quality education and updates in EM.

This event will benefit those who intend, or are in the process of, submitting a CESR application in Emergency Medicine for entry to the Specialist Register. The programme will include an overview of the CESR process, guidance on what evidence to submit, tips from those who have submitted successful CESR

This day will introduce some communication and basic hypnotic principals, building on the success of the previous two courses.

This event covers safety issues, pre-procedural assessments, the role of radiology in insertion of chest drains, and how to deal with complications.

This event aims to provide information, inspiration and advice to doctors considering or planning to apply for specialty training via the ACCS route (including Emergency Medicine, Acute Medicine, Anaesthetics and Critical Care).

This one-day, hands-on course equips emergency physicians with the knowledge and confidence to perform ultrasound-guided nerve blocks in the ED.