The 14th International Conference on Emergency Medicine will be hosted by the Irish Association for Emergency Medicine. This exciting conference will attract many emergency physicians in different practices from all over the world. It will take place from 27th to 30th June 2012 in the newly opened Dublin Convention Centre in Dublin’s Docklands.

Register for this event now at their website.

WINFOCUS brings the level 1 basic critical echocardiography course for the first time in Singapore, happening over 26-27th January 2012.

A course on Echocardiography specifically designed for intensive, critical care and emergency physicians, this course is targeted at physicians who are new to echocardiography, and covers the use of Transthoracic Echocardiography (TIE) in the setting of cardiac arrest/peri-resuscitation, and as a screening tool for the unstable patient in the ICU. This module on basic Echo will include the internationally well-known formats of FEEL (Focused Echocardiography Evaluation in Life support) and FATE (Focused Assessment with Transthoracic Echocardiography), and might also be of interest to more Echo-experienced intensivists or cardiologists wishing to make their focused Echo assessment of the critical patient more effective.

This course represents the second part of an Echo training programme which follows a dedicated E-learning course: participants will have free access to a web-based modular training format in the months preceeding the course, so as to maximize their learning and minimise time spent in formal lectures during the course itself. Interactive clinical scenarios, the EmEchoSimTest, and HOT Sessions, (Hands On Training), therefore represent the core or this course.

Download the registration form and brochure.

The Ramathibodi Emergency Department and Emergency Medical Institute Of Thailand cordially invite you to join International conference in Emergency Medicine from 30^th Jan to 1^st Feb 2012  at Pullman Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand. The details will be posted on www.intererrama.com

The theme is Challenges in Emergency Medicine. It’s time for change!

Meet the experts from USA, Japan,Singapore,England,Hongkong and Thailand

1.Prof.Judith E Tintinalli (USA): Editor-in-Chief, Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine; editor-in-chief of McGraw-Hill’s AccessEmergencyMedicine.com, the world’s first digital collection of electronic resources specifically devoted to emergency medicine.

2. Prof. Colin Alexander Graham (Hong Kong): Editor-in-Chief, European Journal of Emergency Medicine

3. A/Prof. Eillyne Seow (Singapore): President of this society from 2004 -2006; member on the Board of Directors of the Asian Society of Emergency Medicine

4.Prof. Hayashi (Japan): specialized in radiation emergency; University of Fukui Hospital

Interesting Topics:

1. Biomarkers in Emergency Medicine: State of the Art
2. Pediatric Emergencies: Pearls and Pitfalls
3.  Regional anesthesia   for acute traumatic injuries in Emergency Room
4. Disaster Management
5. Radiation emergency
6. Emergency medical informatics
7.  ER Overcrowding
8.   Prehospital care:Update management

Panel discussion

- Panel discussion in Disaster

-Panel discussion in Prehospital Care System: Challenges Around  the World