Friday 14 March 2025 | Face to face event | RCEM accredited for CPD Book Now Venue This event will be held in central London, venue details coming soon. Event Summary The RCEM trainers away day aims to to bring together all EM trainers for an update on curriculum programme
14 February 2025 | External | The Third HELP Course – Higher Emergency Learning Procedures Course Venue St Helier University Hospital, Carshalton, SM5 1AA Event Summary Access to the anterior neck airway “can’t intubate can’t ventilate” Pre-hospital and emergency room resuscitative thoracotomy (PERT) Emergency delivery in ED Resuscitative hysterotomy Neonatal resuscitation
12 December 2024 The Royal College of Emergency Medicine says it is ‘deeply concerned’ about the lack of political attention on the pressure facing Urgent and Emergency Care systems as winter hits. The College – which represents more the 13,000 front line Emergency Medicine clinicians – expressed its worries after
Today’s budget released by the Scottish government is a “step in the right direction” but comes too late to ease the winter crisis already hitting some of the country’s A&Es.
Ashleigh Lowther is RCEM’s ACP Chair and an Advanced Clinical Practitioner specialising in Adult and Paediatric Emergency Care. She has the important role of advocating for RCEM’s ACP members. In this blog she explains her role and calls on ACPs to help advocate for the position.
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has joined calls for the Scottish government to address ‘delayed hospital discharges’ in the upcoming budget announcement.
Following the success of its first GreenED accreditations, RCEM has released details for EDs so they can begin joining its Spring 2025 cohort.
Voting for the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s next Vice Chair Scotland opens tomorrow (4 November 2024).
Cambridge Trauma Futures is a 2-day virtual conference aiming to provide a broad range of trauma topics for clinicians from all specialties and backgrounds.
The annual EMSAS Conference features keynote sessions from inspiring speakers, CPD focussed talks to refresh and develop your knowledge as a SAS grade clinician and updates from the EMSAS executive committee
This event aims to define the key themes in acute adolescent medicine, review current approaches to address the safeguarding needs of young people and explore different communication approaches to use with young people
In this study day we’ll cover essential knowledge needed for managing minor injuries in the ED setting
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