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).
Since its conception in 2016, The really useful guide to leading and managing your ED has been the ultimate resource in mastering the complexities of leadership in EM.
The paediatric procedural sedation day is a multi-disciplinary study day open to anyone working in the paediatric emergency department
Emergency echocardiography can be life-saving – but delivering it across departments and specialties comes with real-world challenges. Join us for a packed evening of practical cases and discussion.
Emergency Medicine clinicians in Wales feel like they are getting the cold shoulder from the Welsh Government as the weather worsens and their concerns about patient safety grow.
Emergency Medicine clinicians in Wales feel like they are getting the cold shoulder from the Welsh Government as the weather worsens and their concerns about patient safety grow.
Patients are suffering the consequences of an Urgent and Emergency Care system that is in crisis.
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.
