Returning to face-to-face conferencing with the theme of “Leaving a Legacy”, EMTA 2022 aims to celebrate some of our EM legends and provide a platform for up-and-coming trainee voices. Running across two days, the event will feature oral presentations, workshops, and a poster competition.

Learning objectives

1. Explore the concept of legacy, learning from the past, present and for the future of emergency medicine as a specialty.
2. Provide EM trainees with a platform to share their ideas, projects and successes.
3. Inform trainees of the activities of their trainees association, ways to get involved and ensure their voices and experiences are heard.

SLO:

• Across the oral presentations, workshops and poster presentations, we aim to provide coverage of all the SLOs featured in the new 2021 EM intermediate and HST curriculum. https://rcemcurriculum.co.uk/

Syllabus areas covered:

• All areas of the RCEM Syllabus will be covered https://rcemcurriculum.co.uk/the-syllabus/

GMC domains covered:

• Domain 1: Knowledge skills and performance
• Domain 2: Safety and quality
• Domain 3: Communication partnership and teamwork
• Domain 4: Maintaining trust

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The Imperial Hotel Blackpool, Promenade, Blackpool, FY1 2HB

EMTA 2022 is open to:

• All EM and ACCS trainees
• Those completing the CESR pathway
• DRE-EM trainees
• Foundation doctors
• Medical students
• Anyone else with an interest in EM training

Click here to view the EMTA Conference 2022 Programme.

Please note: More information and booking for abstract submissions is available here.

The deadline to submit your abstract is 7^th September 2022 at 23:59.

EMTA’s annual conference offers trainees the chance to present original work at a national level.

For #EMTA22 we welcome any abstracts of relevance to the RCEM 2022 curriculum’s Specialty Learning Outcomes (SLOs).

All submissions will be reviewed and 9 successful applicants will be invited to give a 10 minute talk at the event, which will include 8 minutes of presentation and 2 minutes of Q&A with the delegates. Other successful applicants might be considered to submit their work as a poster to be displayed at the venue. All the applicants, whether successful or not, will be notified on the week of the 21 September 2022.

The oral presentations will take place on Wednesday 23 November. Successful applicants will have to register to attend the event on that day. They can also register to attend Day 1 on 22 November.

The posters will be displayed in the venue during the whole event. Successful poster presenters will have to register for Day 1 and bring their poster to the venue before 9:15 on Tuesday 22 November. They can also register to attend Day 2 on 23 November.

RCEM is unable to reimburse travel expenses, accommodation or registration fees of the successful abstract presenters or posters.

The best oral presentation and poster will be awarded prizes.

If you have any questions about this event, please get in touch with us by emailing events@rcem.ac.uk or calling 020 3931 0700.

Delegates can take advantage of a special rate of £90 per night at the conference venue.

To book accommodation, please call the Imperial Hotel Blackpool at 01253 623971, select option 1 for the reservations team and quote ‘EMTA’.

This offer includes breakfast.

Please read our terms and conditions in their entirety before making your booking.