Sunday 12 January 2025 A survey has found fewer than one in 10 emergency doctors feel confident they could evacuate their A&Es in a crisis, because they are routinely too full. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has described the research as “sobering proof that that the Urgent and
9 January 2025 With patients at risk of harm due to spending days in Emergency Departments and health care professionals left in tears due to winter pressures, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has asked ‘how has this been allowed to happen again?’ In the past few days, up to
7 January 2025 A rise in violence against ambulance staff, who are on the frontline to care for and help others in their time of urgent need, is ‘abhorrent, deplorable and a violation of the respect they deserve’. That’s the message from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine in response
Tuesday 7 January 2025 Emergency Departments in Scotland are struggling against the combined pressures of extreme weather and a rise in hospital admissions from flu. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has described the country’s health service as being “in the depth of a winter crisis” as Scotland braces itself
19 December 2024 Dr Jayne McLaren, Emergency Medicine Consultant at NHS Ayrshire and Arran, has been elected as the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s new Vice Chair for Scotland. It comes after eligible members cast their votes in the election, hosted by Civica on behalf of the College, which closed
Friday 6 December 2024 The process to appoint the new President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine gets underway on Monday 9 December 2024 when the nomination window opens. The tenure of the current president Dr Adrian Boyle’s will come to an end at the AGM in the autumn
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How do I book my place at the Spring CPD Conference? Please click here to start your registration. When registering you will be able to decide whether you want to book a virtual or face-to-face ticket for the conference. For face-to-face tickets, registration will close on Monday 17 March at
Check back here to see further social events as they are confirmed. Networking reception | Tuesday 25 March Join us for a networking reception at the end of the first day at The Rep to unwind after a day of learning and mingle with colleagues and fellow conference attendees. There
There are various hotels in the Birmingham area with easy access to The Rep. The following hotels are suggested for delegates Hotel Rate Cancellation terms Novotel Birmingham £132 per night bed and breakfast for single occupancy Free cancellation until 28 days prior to the first night of your stay Leonardo
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Conference sponsorship scheme for delegates based in low- and middle-income countries The College is excited to announce the launch of a sponsorship scheme for delegates that are native of middle-income countries and low-income countries (as defined by the World Bank). Click here to apply for a fully funded virtual place
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