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29 Nov 2019

Wrap of the ACEM Research Network Symposium

The inaugural ACEM research network symposium was held on 22 November in Hobart immediately following the ASM.

06 Feb 2020

Monitoring progress: GEC

Mount Hagen Provincial Hospital triage program update

20 Jan 2020

Welcome to the third issue of Your ED. We feature stories from Papua New Guinea, Bhutan, Samoa and Tuvalu, and our lead feature takes you through ‘A Day in the Life of a Major Trauma Centre’ at Royal Melbourne Hospital.

31 Oct 2019

ACEM statement on Tasmanian Coronial Inquest media reports

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) acknowledges this week’s deeply distressing media reports from a Tasmanian Coronial Inquest.

19 Oct 2020

New partnership supports emergency care development in the Pacific

Volunteer Service Abroad Te Tūao Tāwāhi (VSA) and the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) have signed a five year partnership agreement which will support emergency medicine and emergency care development across the Pacific.

14 Oct 2019

ASM Presents: Liz Mowatt

FACEM Liz Mowatt has dedicated her career to emergency medicine in rural and remote locations. An avid teacher and student, at this year's ASM she will help to facilitate sessions on rural and remote health and embedding cultural competence in EDs.

06 May 2020

Your ED - Summer 2020

Welcome to the fourth issue of Your ED. The College is again proud to showcase emergency medicine stories from across Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and the globe.

18 Feb 2020

A matter of interest

FACEM Anna Holdgate works as an expert witness for coronial inquiries and other medico-legal matters. She spoke to us about process and being prepared

05 May 2020

Your ED

Your ED is ACEM’s quarterly magazine. The middle of this magazine is dedicated to Global Emergency Care stories and focuses on ED’s across the world both near home and in the furthermost corners of the globe.

08 Nov 2022

ACEM releases State of Emergency 2022 report

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) is proud to release the inaugural edition of an annual report that presents the numbers behind Australia’s acute healthcare crisis and lays bare the need for urgent solutions that work towards a truly equitable health future for everyone.