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Understanding how and where our emergency medicine workforce is working and the issues they face is important to ACEM and workforce planning. This report presents the demographic and work profiles of FACEMs and FACEM Trainees working in Australia and New Zealand, based on data sourced from ACEM's Member Portal as at December 31, 2017.
Understanding how and where our emergency medicine workforce is working and the issues they face is important to ACEM and workforce planning. This report presents the demographic and work profiles of FACEMs and FACEM Trainees working in Australia and New Zealand, based on data sourced from ACEM's Member Portal as at December 31 2018.
Understanding how and where our emergency medicine workforce is working and the issues they face is important to ACEM and workforce planning. This report presents the demographic and work profiles of FACEMs and FACEM Trainees working in Australia and New Zealand, based on data sourced from ACEM's Member Portal as at December 31 2019.
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.
ACEM submission to WA Department of Justice on statutory review of Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (Part 9E Medical Research).
Offers resources and support to our members in their professional life, in a manner that enables longevity of emergency medicine professionals and sustainability of the wider emergency medicine workforce. Find out about supported initiatives, events and forums to start a wellbeing conversation with your peers. Find out more
Join us at this year’s Spring Symposium in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, New Zealand, a city whose healthcare system is internationally recognised, for a week of education, exploration and inspiration.
Noting the existing workforce shortfalls and the inability of the health system to adequately meet the needs of Tasmanians, we are particularly concerned that TAS will not be able to meet increasing healthcare needs as the population simultaneously grows and ages.
ACEM supports initiatives and actions that maintain or improve patient outcomes and facilitate resource stewardship through the promotion of sustainable resource allocation and disinvestment from ineffective interventions or practices. ACEM also supports initiatives that decrease variation in clinical practice and clinical policies.
Welcome to the seventh issue of Your ED. ACEM is again proud to showcase stories of emergency medicine from across Australia, New Zealand and the globe.