Eusem - June 2019

Dear EUSEM members, dear friends, dear colleagues,

2020 was a complicated year for all of us, bringing sadness and putting lots of stress on our healthcare systems. We healthcare workers, working in Emergency and Acute Care settings, were particularly hit. Many of us lost family members and beloved ones. Nevertheless, we believed that in the midst of a pandemic, there was a pressing need to access updated medical information. That’s why we were one of the few scientific societies to hold our annual European congress, although virtually, in a year where travel and social gatherings were severely curtailed.

We are delighted to hear things are improving in Portugal. For this year, we have decided to put all our efforts to make this event happen. We’ve chosen to gather in Lisbon, in a hybrid format, confident that with the massive ongoing vaccination campaign, we are able to travel safely and meet in person in October.

This hybrid format will ensure that everyone, everywhere, will be able to attend the congress and interact live with friends and speakers. By either coming to Lisbon or connecting remotely, all of you will follow this amazing program that our organizing and Scientific committees have put in place. I can’t thank them enough for their creativity and hard work to ensure that this edition will be an unforgettable experience to all of us. I’m also grateful to the outstanding speakers that accepted our invitation. We are looking forward to meeting them, interacting with them in Lisbon, and listening to their high-quality talks. Also many thanks to our supporters from the industry that believe in EUSEM and in our hybrid format, despite these difficult moments.
Last but not least, I want to thank you all for joining! I’m sure this edition will be a very special one: it will allow us to connect again with friends and colleagues and share the latest in science and medicine. Enjoy the congress, enjoy Lisbon!

Looking forward to seeing you all!

Dr. Abdo KHOURY
President, the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM)

Congress 2021

27-31 October 2021: Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon Congress Centre

Lisbon Congress Centre
Praça das Indústrias 1,
1300-307 Lisboa, Portugal

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Eligibility requirements

June 13, 2019
Ebeem

Eligibility Requirements

Please note that candidates are allowed a maximum of six (6) attempts in total for each part of the exam.

Part A Exam

All candidates (trainees and non-trainees) must have 18 months experience in Emergency Medicine to be eligible to apply for Part A EBEEM. For trainees only, this can include experience in other relevant areas such as intensive care if this is part of their training programme. The examination is based on the European Training Requirements, which are approved by the UEMS.

The applicants must provide the following documents:

Copy of passport*
CV in English*
Current medical licence to practice by National governing body (example: GMC, SCFHS…)*
Candidate supervisor form with months in Emergency Medicine, signed by supervisor/head of department/clinical lead/head of training programme. Please use the specific form and underline how many years of experience in the EM you have (minimum 18 months)*
Evidence of CPD over the past 2 years for non-trainees only

* = Compulsory

Part B exam

To have passed the EBEEM Part A Exam within the previous four years.

And one of the following:

1. To be at least at the end of a minimum 5-year training programme in Emergency Medicine that is following the European Curriculum

2. To be working full time in an emergency department for at least 5 years and recognised by the National Government of the country as a specialist in Emergency Medicine

3. For physicians working in countries where the specialty of Emergency Medicine does not yet exist: to be working in Emergency Medicine for at least 5 years and to provide evidence in a portfolio of competence in the full range of the curriculum. This may consist of a combination of logbook cases, evidence of continuing professional development (courses, e-learning) or evidence of training delivered in a range of topics, audit projects, etc.

Required documents:

Result letter of passing Part A*
Copy of passport*
CV in English*
Current medical licence to practice with Medical registration number by governing body (example: GMC, SCFHS…)*
Candidate supervisor form with months in EM, signed by supervisor/head of department/clinical lead/ head of training programme including EM Months (Evidence of having worked for at least 60 months full time in EM)*
Copy of EM diploma or Evidence of enrolment with an EM training programme that includes: Country of EM training programme and Scheduled date of end of training

* = Compulsory

Educational developments by EUSEM

June 4, 2019
News

One of the goals of EUSEM is to foster and encourage education in Emergency Medicine in Europe.
We want to bring to your attention that EUSEM launched the EUSEM Academy, a platform and app where you can find the presentations, posters and webcasts of the EUSEM Congress 2018 together with learning quizzez and e-learning modules. If you download the app you can learn on the go!!

A lot of content is available for everyone, so you can have a look and get an idea of the platform.
All the webcasts are available for all EUSEM Congress 2018 participants.
All content is only freely available for EUSEM members.

Click here to visit the platform: https://academy.eusem.org

Click here to download the Free EUSEM Academy App for iOS iPhone/iPads

Click here to download the Free EUSEM Academy App for Android devices

You can just login with your EUSEM account or if you don't have one create a new account.

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EUSEM 2021 Congress

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