Luis Castrillo is taking the challenge
Our president, Luis Castrillo, is taking the EM-Day challenge on Facebook by posting a video with #emdaychallenge
This is a message for all EM professionals and supporters out there. THANK YOU for your support!
Our president, Luis Castrillo, is taking the EM-Day challenge on Facebook by posting a video with #emdaychallenge
This is a message for all EM professionals and supporters out there. THANK YOU for your support!
Please check our video for this years EM-Day. It says it all and it is very emotional!
How many pandemics do we need, to make clear that EM should be a specialty all over the world and that we need more doctors, nurses and services
#emergencymedicineday #emdaychallenge
Celebrate EM-day with us by taking the social media challenge!! Take a picture of your emergency job, real time, and post it with a phrase of support on this Facebook Event and on your Social media account with #emdaychallenge and #emergencymedicineday
Take a look at https://emergencymedicine-day.org to see what's going on!
EUSEM has decided to make the European Emergency Medicine Congress 2020 a virtual Congress.
Please watch the video from our president and find a message for you on the Congress website, together with a list of frequently asked questions for your information.
Please check out this webinar, with input from Paul Kivela and David Carr, amongst our loyal panellists from European countries. We all want to know if those curves are bending.
Watch the third paediatric webinar on the EUSEM Academy focused on delayed presentations and PIM-TS and find out how our two speakers, Dr. Damian Roland and Dr. Marilyn McDougall's, answer to some common questions such as:
-Why children with serious illness are not coming to EDs or presenting very late in their disease course. And is this really so or just anecdote?
-Can we expect a spike in late presentations with easing of lockdowns throughout Europe?
-Should the PIMS-TS syndrome alter practice, when to do tests / what tests to do, what the natural disease course is?