ACEM - Sustainable Emergency Medicine and Climate Advocacy Network

sEMCAN will:

build awareness, across ACEM and the wider community, of specific workplace issues related to sustainable EM and climate health by establishing a broad community of practice;
collaborate with members and trainees to share information and innovation, to engage on common projects, and enable members to advocate for their interests in these areas;
facilitate and encourage education, mentoring, research, and meetings that focus on Sustainable EM and Climate Advocacy;
collaborate with stakeholder groups such as Doctors for the Environment in furthering the goals and objectives of the Network;
as a source of expertise in sustainable EM and climate advocacy, highlight other issues or recommendations for the consideration of CAPP via the Public Health and Disaster Committee.

Become a Member

Your contact and other details will be obtained only for the speciﬁed purpose of receiving information and requests that are explicitly associated with the activities of sEMCAN. Details shall not be further processed in any manner incompatible with that purpose, and will not be shared with other members of the Network without your explicit consent.
Meet the Network Executive
- Dr Simon Judkins, Chair, FACEM Member
- Dr Brian O’Connell, Deputy Chair, FACEM Member
- Dr John Bonning, FACEM Member
- Dr Justin Bowra, FACEM Member
- Dr Michael Connelly, FACEM Member
- Dr Fiona Cowan, FACEM Member
- Dr Mark de Souza, FACEM Member
- Dr Scott Farenden, FACEM Member
- Dr Kimberly Humphrey, FACEM Member
- Dr Matthew Knox, FACEM Member
- Dr Arianne Kollosche, Trainee Member
What is Expected of Members?
Members must simply be willing to:
- Receive updates on sEMCAN activities.
- Be notiﬁed of requests for collaboration.
- Consider attending related meetings and events.
- Consider sharing information or ideas with other members.
There is no obligation on members to collaborate when requested, only to be open to an approach.

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