Join leading emergency medicine experts in this dynamic webinar hosted by the Sustainable Emergency Medicine and Climate Advocacy Network (sEMCAN), as we explore how we can drive sustainable change with urgency and scale, while maintaining the highest standards of patient care.
- Practical strategies to implement sustainable EM projects
- How individual actions create department-wide and system-level impact
- Navigating governance, funding and behavioural change in sustainable healthcare
- Leveraging networks and leadership for real-world solutions
Our presenters include:
- Dr Matt Knox – Towards a roadmap to launching Sustainable Emergency Department Pilot Projects
- Dr Brian O’Connell – Measuring and amplifying your impact as an emergency medicine clinician
- Dr Mark de Souza – The power of graded emergency medicine assertiveness in preventing community catastrophes
Engage in live Q&A and connect with a global network of sustainable emergency medicine champions.
Date: Wednesday 7 May 2025, 12pm – 1.30pm AEST [SA and NT 11.30am ACST | WA 10.00am AWST | Aotearoa NZ 2.00pm NZST]
Be part of the evolution towards smarter, leaner and more sustainable emergency medicine.
Register now and lead the change.
Not a member of the Network yet?
sEMCAN is a community of practice where members can share ideas and collaborate with each other.
Why this matters
Emergency medicine is on the front line of climate change.
- Climate change and biodiversity loss are health emergencies.
- EM must prepare for increasing environmental health impacts.
- Healthcare itself contributes to carbon emissions – we can drive change!
This network empowers emergency medicine professionals to:
- Advocate for sustainable healthcare practices.
- Support system transformation and climate action.
- Build resilience and preparedness for climate-related health impacts.
Join sEMCAN today!