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  Embargo: 00.01 hrs CEST on Monday 14 October 2024 Three key signs of major trauma could speed up treatment of severely injured children brought to emergency departments by carers not ambulances Copenhagen, Denmark: Severely injured children who are brought to an emergency medical department by their parents or carers…

PRESS RELEASE   Embargo: 16:30 hrs CEST on Sunday 13 October 2024 Climate change is a health emergency too International experts warn of impact on emergency medical services worldwide Copenhagen, Denmark: International experts in emergency medicine have warned that climate change is likely to have a severe impact on emergency…

Voting opens today for the new chair of EUSEP,  the European Society for Emergency Paediatrics, a branch of EUSEM.  A voting link will be sent to Paediatric members, the deadline to vote is Monday 14 October 18:00.   The nomination for the chair is:   Professsor Patrick Van de Voorde…

The European Society for Emergency Medicine would like to congratulate the Sociedade Portuguesa de Medicina de Urgência e Emergência on obtaining approval for Emergency Medicine to become a specialty in Portugal. On 23rd  September 2024, the Assembly of Representatives of the Order of Physicians (OM) approved the new specialty of  Emergency…

The number of abstracts submitted for presentation at EUSEM 2024 is back to pre-COVID levels according to chair of the congress abstract selection committee, Dr Barbra Backus. A total of 1228 abstracts were submitted by the main submission deadline on 7 May, and the committee chose 166 for oral presentation,…

We regret to inform you that some registrants have reported receiving scam attempts from the following emails address: info"at"eusemconference.org or booking"at"gtravelmanagement.com requesting contact and passport details. We want to emphasise that EUSEM 2024 is entirely organised by EUSEM. In addition, registrants are required to create an email account on our…