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Northern Ireland’s Winter Preparedness Plan is ‘too little, too late’ to tackle tough season ahead in EDs 8 November 2024 Responding to the Northern Ireland’s Executive’s Winter Preparedness Plan 2024/25, which was released this week (06 November 2024), RCEM’s Vice President for Northern Ireland, Dr Russell McLaughlin said: “This plan is described
Can cause significant intra-abdominal & retroperitoneal injury Children with intra-abdominal injury may present with normal physiology and/or without visible abdominal wall injury
Emergency Departments registering for RCEM’s QIPs will have a new Quality Improvement Portal in 2025 to enhance their experiences.
FAMUS and FUSIC courses are designed to enhance the ultrasound skills of healthcare professionals in acute and intensive care settings – multiple dates available.
The Emergency Management of Severe Burns (EMSB) courses provides burn specific trauma management guidelines – multiple dates available.
Extremely long and dangerous wait times should serve as a ‘chilling warning’ to the Scottish government that the country’s Emergency Departments are on a ‘fast track to chaos’ this winter.
This course focuses entirely on learning how to recognise children who are presenting with acute neurological disorders, and what to do next
Today’s budget represents a good first step on the road to rebuilding the NHS but Emergency Department staff and patients are still facing a very bleak winter.
Tuesday 29 October 2024 Emergency Medicine (EM) Consultant Edward Chinwendu Oforka has shared a short biography of his background and career achievements so far for Black History Month (BHM) and its Reclaiming Narratives theme. RCEM’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee has shared a series of inspiring submissions from Black EM
The government’s pre-budget health funding announcement offers little reassurance to Emergency Clinicians or their patients’ ahead of what could be ‘most challenging winter’ yet.