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This policy relates to the performance of forensic medical examinations and the collection of forensic tissue samples within emergency departments (EDs). The policy is applicable to EDs in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. This is version three of the policy.
ACEM providing feedback on the Western Australian (WA) Mental Health Commission's (MHC's) Community Services Draft Request for IDACC.
A committee has been formed comprising of a subset of New South Wales (NSW) Members of Parliament to inquire and report on the impact that ambulance ramping and access block is having on the operation of hospital emergency departments in NSW.
ACEM has developed a rich history through its growth over the past 35 years and we are excited to announce the production of a publication to document and celebrate this fact.
The Medical Council of New Zealand is proposing two key changes to the comparable health system pathway to registration in the Provisional General scope of practice. ACEM provided feedback on item 1.
This document outlines a policy position on the signage that should be used to denote emergency departments. It is a matter of public safety that if a facility is signposted as an ‘Emergency Department’ or ‘Emergency’ then it must comply with a minimum standard as defined in the ACEM Statement on the Delineation of Emergency Departments.
ACEM believes that the clinical support component of practice time for (non-director) FACEMs should be 30% and no less than 25% as measured as a total of the employed hours for each FACEM, irrespective of total hours worked.
The Global Emergency Care portfolio is an annual wrap up publication, centred on all the works done by those involved in GEC and GECCo.
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