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03 May 2021

FACEM Andy Tagg appointed to Wellbeing Advisory Group

In April the Victorian Agency for Health Information and Safer Care Victoria established a Healthcare Worker Wellbeing Centre advisory group, comprising healthcare professionals from across the state.

30 Aug 2022

ACEM welcomes Vic Government’s $270m for nurse and midwife training

ACEM welcomes the Victorian Government’s announcement of funding to provide free university and specialist training for thousands of nursing and midwifery students, across 2023 and 2024.

20 Dec 2018

Advancing Women in Emergency Network

A community to advocate for and support the advancement of women in emergency medicine through networking, mentoring and policy development to support diversity and equity in medical leadership.

22 Dec 2022

President’s Blog: End-of-year message from Dr Clare Skinner

Phew. It has been another big year. Each of us, I know, is feeling the cumulative effects of the pandemic, and a heavy weariness from enduring these times of chronic uncertainty.

29 Jan 2021

FACEM trainee awarded Al Spilman Early Career Researcher Grant

FACEM trainee Rob Baker was recently awarded the Al Spilman Early Career Researcher Grant, but Rob was not always interested in research

18 Dec 2023

President's Blog: End-of-year message from Dr Stephen Gourley

I feel incredibly privileged and humbled to be the new President of ACEM. I also feel a little bit nervous.

19 Nov 2020

Survey reveals burden of alcohol and methamphetamine harm in WA EDs

The results of a new survey released by the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) provide new insights into the burden of alcohol and methamphetamine harm in Western Australian emergency departments (EDs) during the busy summer period.

02 Sep 2020

Dangerous SA hospital issues must not be accepted as ‘normal'

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM: the College) says a state-wide plan is urgently needed to address dangerous capacity and patient flow issues leading to hospital bed block, emergency department (ED) crowding and ambulance ramping in South Australian hospitals.