Register now for the joint 8th Croatian Emergency Medicine Congress and the 7th South-Eastern European Emergency and Disaster Medicine Congress (SEEEDMC), taking place in Opatija, Croatia from May 6–9, 2026.

This joint event offers a unique opportunity for EUSEM members to connect with emergency medicine professionals from across Europe and beyond, fostering the exchange of knowledge, clinical experience, and best practices in both emergency and disaster medicine. United by a shared commitment, with the aim of further improving the quality of care for patients in critical situations.

The congress will feature a dynamic scientific program (you can find this by clicking on the link below) with contributions from leading international experts, interactive discussions, and practical insights directly applicable to daily clinical practice. It also provides an excellent setting for networking, collaboration, and strengthening professional relationships.

Featuring some outstanding, international speakers such as Dr. Robert Leach, Prof. David Carr, Dr. Ashraf Butt, Dr. Višnja Nesek Adam and many more (for a complete list, use the programme link below):

Use this link for the full Programme: https://return.flexmail.eu/content/35654/a2bf0a96-d40b-4323-8892-b6f95df68efc/Hitna-program-A4_v2.pdf

Use this link for Registration: https://seedmc2026.conventuscredo.hr/registration/

The Surviving Sepsis Campaign (SSC), a collaboration between the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) and the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM), has released updated international guidelines for the treatment of sepsis in both adults and children. Based on the latest clinical evidence, the new guidelines provide more precise, practical recommendations to support faster decision-making in this life-threatening medical emergency.

Key updates include 46 new recommendations for adult care and 20 new pediatric-specific recommendations, addressing areas such as early detection, antimicrobial therapy, hemodynamic stabilization, and long-term recovery. The guidelines also introduce user-friendly tools - including visual aids, summary tables, and quick-reference materials - to improve bedside implementation.

Developed by global panels of multidisciplinary experts, including patient representatives, the guidelines emphasize tailored care across diverse healthcare settings, including low-resource environments. They also highlight the growing importance of post-sepsis rehabilitation and long-term follow-up, particularly for children, where survival rates have improved but ongoing health challenges remain common.

Overall, the updated guidelines aim to enhance clinical practice worldwide by combining robust evidence with practical usability, ultimately improving outcomes for patients affected by sepsis.

• Register now for EUSEM 2026: https://eusemcongress.org/register/
• Sign up / Renew your EUSEM Membership here: https://www.eusem.org/membership/login

Today is the Abstract Submission deadline at 17:00 CEST.

For further details and submission head to this page: 

https://eusemcongress.org/submit-your-abstracts/

We have some additional palces remaining for EBEEM Spring Part B. Applications close: 31 March 2026!

• Submit an application via your MyEUSEM account - https://www.eusem.org/membership/login 

• Further information on the exam & applications here - https://eusem.org/ebeem/part-b

• Discount available for EUSEM members (only valid if membership was purchased before exam registration. No refunds will be provided for memberships purchased afterward).

Abstract Submissions for EUSEM 2026 are now open!

Are you advancing research in Emergency Medicine? This is your chance to present your work on an international stage at the EUSEM 2026 Congress in Paris.

Submit your research by 15 April 2026 and help shape the future of Emergency Medicine.

Key Dates:
• Abstract submission deadline: 15 April 2026
• Decision notifications: 1 June 2026

Before you submit:
• Maximum of 3 abstracts per participant
• Abstracts must include original, unpublished data and meet international ethical standards
• A MyEUSEM account is required for submission.

Make a difference - share your research with the global Emergency Medicine community.

For further information, go to this page: 

https://eusemcongress.org/submit-your-abstracts/