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Exciting EJEM News

We are delighted to share some fantastic news from the European Journal of Emergency Medicine (EJEM) – the official journal of EUSEM. The 2024 Journal Impact Factor has just been released, and EJEM has reached an all-time high of 4.2, placing the journal in the top decile (top 10%) of…

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Austria Launches New Medical Specialisation in Acute and Emergency Medicine

Vienna, June 1, 2025 —Last December 2024, at the General Assembly of the Austrian Medical Association, an amendment to the Specialisation Ordinance was approved, thus creating a supraspecialisation in clinical Acute & Emergency Medicine.   This text goes into effect today 1 June 2025.  This long-anticipated move marks a significant…

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Exciting Pre-Courses Still Available to sign up for...Don't miss out!

Calling all emergency medicine professionals! Enhance your skills and knowledge by joining the EUSEM 2025 Pre-Courses in Vienna on September 27–28. These CME-accredited sessions are designed to provide hands-on training and expert-led instruction in various critical areas. - Emergency Ultrasound: Master focused cardiac, lung, musculoskeletal, and vascular ultrasound techniques, including…

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In Loving Memory of Dr. Eric Revue, M.D.

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Dr Eric Revue on 22 May 2025. Dr Revue was an Emergency Physician Toxicologist and Head of the Emergency Department and Prehospital Medical Service (SMUR, SAMU of Paris) of Lariboisiere Hospital, APHP, Paris. Dr Revue was also Chair of…

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WHO Symposium Calls for Overhaul in Health Workforce Planning

Copenhagen, April 2025 — The World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe convened a pivotal symposium in Copenhagen, bringing together nearly 300 stakeholders to address the escalating health workforce crisis across Europe.  Dr Jan Stroobants, Chair of EUSEM Professional Committee, Dr Ian Higginson, member of the EUSEM Professional Committee…

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Quarterly EJEM research roundup

Welcome to the quarterly EJEM research round-up, where we present our top picks from the last three months of EJEM editions. The first four picks are not peer review articles but a series of 4 documents in the February issue of the EJEM about Emergency Medicine training requirements in Europe,…

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