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26 Jul 2023

2022 Trainee ED Placement Survey

The Trainee ED Placement Survey is an annual survey distributed to FACEM trainees that captures site-specific data to ensure sites provide training and a training environment which are appropriate, safe, and supportive of FACEM trainees.

25 Jun 2024

2023 Trainee ED Placement Survey

The Trainee Placement Survey is an annual survey distributed to FACEM trainees that captures placement-specific data to ensure that ACEM-accredited sites provide training and a training environment that are appropriate, safe and supportive of FACEM trainees.

21 Feb 2023

FACEM Trainees commenced prior to 2022

Trainees who commenced FACEM Training prior to 2022 (under Regulation B) and have not transitioned to the new ACEM Training Program.

09 Mar 2021

‘GP-type’ patients must not be blamed for hospital access block

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) is concerned ‘GP-type patients’ are once again being blamed for crowding in Queensland hospital emergency departments (EDs) while the root systemic causes contributing to ED crowding and hospital access block remain un-addressed.

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.

08 Sep 2021

Juan Ascencio-Lane CAPP member

Juan Ascencio-Lane is a member of the Council of Advocacy, Practice and Partnerships. We spoke to him about what CAPP gets up to and why he loves to be involved.

10 Oct 2022

New report reveals solutions for biggest issue in health systems

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) has today released a new report that clarifies key solutions for the most serious issue in the Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ) health systems.

21 Sep 2020

New report offers solutions to Australia's mental health crisis

A major new report examining Australia’s mental healthcare crisis has provided a comprehensive set of recommendations and reforms to help improve care for members of the community seeking mental health support, and address unsustainable pressures on hospital emergency departments (EDs).

23 Sep 2020

Significant hospital wait times a symptom of systemic failure

The national peak bodies for psychiatrists and emergency physicians have joined forces to call on the South Australian Government to find a systemic solution to the significant waiting periods experienced by people presenting to emergency departments across Adelaide