Training the next generation of Emergency Physicians across Wales
All Wales School of
Emergency Medicine
The All Wales School of Emergency Medicine has the responsibility to develop, oversee and deliver the training of Doctors working in the Specialty of Emergency Medicine in Wales. We work closely with the Wales Deanery & the Royal College of Emergency Medicine as well as the Health Boards in Wales to achieve this
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PSU Workshops and Webinars
The PSU offers trainees a number of free workshops and webinars. The workshops are specifically catered for trainees and the EXAM workshops in particular are
Leadership Article
Latest Compassionate Leadership Principle Spotlight released…. ‘Manage behaviour positively, openly, courageously and ethically’ It focuses on the principle ‘Manage behaviour positively, openly, courageously and ethically’
EMTA Online Nov 2021
This event is RCEM accredited for CPD Event type: Live online event Date: Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 November Abstracts: We welcome submissions related to
Teaching Calendar
Careers
From Paediatric Emergency Medicine through to Out of Programme...
We have all the information you will need to move your career forward
Job Adverts
This page will list any upcoming jobs in AWSEM… EMTA Clinical Fellow App Click on the image for UK wide Clinical Fellowship jobs from EMTA…
OOPs
An OOP provides trainees with the opportunity to take time out of training to develop new skills or interests whilst retaining a national training number.
Subspecialties
If Emergency Medicine wasn’t enough already… why not consider sub-specialising? Academic Emergency Medicine Current Lead: Dr Suresh Kumar Gopala Pillai, Academic Lead, Morriston Hospital, Swansea
Emergency Medicine in Wales
From University Hospital of Wales to Maelor Hospital, take a look at each region in Wales and what it has to offer
Emergency Medicine is a field of practice based on the knowledge and skills required for the prevention, diagnosis and management of acute and urgent aspects of illness and injury affecting patients of all age groups with a full spectrum of undifferentiated physical and behavioural disorders. It further encompasses an understanding of the development of pre-hospital and in-hospital emergency medical systems and the skills necessary for this development.’
International Federation for Emergency Medicine, 1991