This study day takes an in-depth look at how we can reduce the environmental impact of the care we provide.

This event offers a deep and courageous dive into key current EDI topics, with a focus on barriers faced by minoritized colleagues and patients, along with strategies to tackle them.

Join us for an exciting virtual event on Frailty in the Emergency Department! Hosted by the RCEM Older People in Emergency Medicine Special Interest Group (OPEM SIG), this event is dedicated to enhancing the care of older adults in the ED, and brining you an engaging and informative experience.

The Pre-hospital emergency medicine (PHEM) study day features interactive presentations of anonymized cases led by top PHEM clinicians. This event delves into the complexities of pre-hospital decision-making, management, extrication, and triage, encouraging dynamic thinking and shared understanding. The study day is ideal for EM clinicians pursuing or working in PHEM,

This study day aims to understand the legal aspects associated with the diverse situations in EM daily practice.

Join us for our annual EMSAS spring meeting. The day includes clinical sessions and updates relevant to the SASG community.

Retaining staff in EDs is vital for quality and safety and a is a key priority for research, policy, and practice development.

Hosted by RCEM’s Safer Care Committee, this event dives deep into the fascinating world of human factors within our complex healthcare system.

Discover how culture, communication, tasks, workspace, and equipment intertwine to shape the safety and efficiency of our Emergency Departments and explore innovative strategies to create a safer environment

The Spring CPD programme focusses on areas of your practice that are rapidly changing, pose frequent clinical dilemmas or occur with a rarity that warrants regular review, and covers a range of clinical areas.

Want to be more confident in managing children in the Paediatric Emergency Department? Want to be familiar with how the pros do it and how to avoid the common pitfalls?

The RCEM Quality Improvement Study Day is designed to explore the science of Quality Improvement (QI) within emergency medicine.

Access will be provided to the content within 2 working days of registering for the event, and you will be emailed when you are able to view the event materials.