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06 Feb 2020

Monitoring progress: GEC

Mount Hagen Provincial Hospital triage program update

08 Nov 2018

ACEM History Timeline Preview - Two

Get a sneak peek at the upcoming ACEM History Timeline, to be launched at the 2018 ASM

01 Nov 2018

ACEM History Timeline Preview

Get a sneak peek at the upcoming ACEM History Timeline, to be launched at the 2018 ASM

30 Dec 2022

Tasmania's emergency doctors: healthcare staff are breaking.

This week, during the busiest time of the year in emergency departments, Tasmania had its first code yellow.

15 Mar 2022

ACEM responds to a misleading comment in The Age

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) wish to correct a misleading comment written by Matthew Guy and published in The Age on the 14th of March.

16 Sep 2019

Policy for Credentialing for Emergency Medicine Ultrasonography

This document relates to credentialing for emergency medicine ultrasonography in emergency departments. This policy details the credentialing process that ACEM recommends for emergency physicians who wish to perform focused emergency medicine ultrasound on resuscitation and trauma patients and for procedural guidance.

05 Dec 2018

Teamwork in the emergency department

“Emergency Medicine is a wonderful career but it can be a one way transfusion and therefore a constant juggle for work/life balance.”

16 Jan 2025

ACEM concerned about increasing pressure on NSW emergency departments

Emergency physicians from the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM; the College) are concerned about the effects of increased pressure on NSW’s already overworked emergency departments (EDs), following the mass resignation of the state’s public-sector psychiatrists.

31 Mar 2019

Are you interested in contributing to the work of the AMC?

The Australian Medical Council (AMC) is an independent national standards body for medical education and training.

08 Apr 2022

ACEM warns bureaucracy contributing to WA healthcare worker shortage

ACEM is calling for immediate development of streamlined approval processes for healthcare workers who are deemed COVID-19 close contacts to be permitted to work, as excessive bureaucracy is contributing to understaffing and an increasingly unsafe environment in Western Australian emergency departments (EDs).