Join us for an exciting virtual event on Frailty in the Emergency Department! Hosted by the RCEM Older People in Emergency Medicine Special Interest Group (OPEM SIG), this event is dedicated to enhancing the care of older adults in the ED, and brining you an engaging and informative experience.
Responding to the government’s Spring Statement announced today (26 March 2025) President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Dr Adrian Boyle said: “Heavily trailed announcements in the weeks running up to today statement means that there were little surprises, and even fewer details about how abolishing NHSE, reducing the
The Pre-hospital emergency medicine (PHEM) study day delves into the complexities of pre-hospital decision-making, management, extrication, and triage, encouraging dynamic thinking and shared understanding.
This study day is dedicated to sharing, exploring, and understanding education within the emergency department.
Every Emergency Department in Wales is caring for people in corridors new data from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has revealed.
Escape the November cold to Australia’s sunny Gold Coast to learn from an exciting program of speakers, grow your emergency medicine networks with international colleagues, and explore transformative ideas.
That’s the assessment of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine as new data published by NHS England reveals the number of norovirus cases remain high and hospitals are close to full.
Join us in Cardiff for the EMSAS Conference 2025, returning with a dynamic programme of high-quality education, featuring a range of engaging talks and hands-on workshops led by experienced professionals.
Paul Robinson, post CCT clinician and Co-Lead for Neurodiversity on the College Equity Committee, shares his personal journey with ADHD for Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
The POET integrated on-line and ‘hands on’ course helps practitioners identify and manage a range of time-critical obstetric emergencies specifically in the pre-hospital setting.
A series of national webinars from Surviving in Scrubs, focused on sexism, sexual harassment, and sexual assault in the UK healthcare workforce.
Responding to the Health Secretary’s speech at the Unison annual health conference in Liverpool this week (9 April 205) President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine Dr Adrian Boyle said: “We welcome the Secretary of State’s ambition to reduce violence towards NHS staff. The fact that one in seven health care
