This event will explore the key principles, organisations, frameworks, and resources to help participants build the knowledge and preparedness to contribute to emergency and humanitarian healthcare settings.
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.
This day seeks to continue to share, explore and understand educating in the emergency department (ED). This challenging environment can make it hard to train, and this day seeks to suggest good practice to help with this.
This study day aims to provide insight into the QIP development and provide a space for sharing good practice, barriers to improvement, and how these can be addressed.
Explore what leadership really means in the Emergency Department, why it’s vital, and how to make it work.
Focusing on the current RCEM quality improvement program, this event aims to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to implement effective QI initiatives, specifically addressing mental health, care of the older person, time-critical medications, and adolescent mental health.
This study day will highlight the challenges of diagnosing aortic dissection, explore the reasons for missed diagnosis and review potential strategies to improve diagnosis. This will be underpinned by a patient story.
Designed for acute and emergency physicians, the programme covers contemporary approaches to diagnosing and managing poisoning from both common and unusual toxins.
The EM journal club aims to promote research and critical appraisal skills among EM clinicians, keep them up-to-date with EM literature and support FRCEM examination preparation.
This study day examines the relationship between the climate crisis and patient health, with particular focus on its role in exacerbating longstanding social inequalities.
