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10 Aug 2021

WA Government’s $1.9 billion health investment welcomed

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) welcomes the WA Government’s $1.9 billion health investment in the 2021-22 Budget, including the $100 million emergency department support package.

02 Aug 2021

Top Marks: exams in a pandemic

Exam delays borne of the pandemic were not all bad for a trainee on the cusp of a second specialty

22 Jul 2021

Order of IFEM awarded to FACEM David Taylor

Having dedicated much of his career to research in emergency medicine and serving in many leadership positions in both the International Federation of Emergency Medicine (IFEM) and ACEM, FACEM David Taylor has been recognised with the Order of the IFEM. We spoke to David about his passion for research and how it led to this honour.

20 Jul 2021

ACEM statement on COVID-19 impact on South Australian EDs

The impact of a COVID-19-linked lockdown at an Adelaide emergency department has highlighted the extreme vulnerability of the state’s hospital and healthcare system, says the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College).

14 Jul 2021

IFEM Humanitarian Award

FACEM Rosanne Skalicky recently received the IFEM Humanitarian Award for her many years of work building emergency medicine capacity overseas in Tanzania and Myanmar. We spoke to her about the work that led to this honour and what it means to her.

13 Jul 2021

Kimberly Humphrey: CAPP Deputy Chair

FACEM Kimberly Humphrey has been deputy chair of the Council of Advocacy, Practice and Partnerships since late 2019

13 Jul 2021

Message of solidarity and support for New South Wales colleagues

Kia ora koutou katoa,

01 Jul 2021

Daniel Brooks awarded Joseph Epstein Prize

FACEM trainee Daniel Brooks has been awarded the Joseph Epstein Prize as the highest-scoring candidate in the 2021.1 Primary Viva examination.

01 Jul 2021

Didier Palmer CAPP Chair

FACEM Didier Palmer is chair of the Council of Advocacy, Practice and Partnerships.

30 Jun 2021

Emergency doctors fearful of impacts of elective surgery ‘blitz’

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) holds grave concerns about the impact of a ‘blitz’ of elective surgeries on Tasmania’s struggling emergency health system.