A preview of ICEM 2026 in Hamburg, introducing the programme, St Emlyn’s speakers and the value of exchanging ideas across emergency care systems. Simon Carley reflects on what an international meeting can offer clinicians working in different settings.
A review of the GECCO (Global health and emergency care) research summit in the UK bringing together expert speakers, panelists and workshop facilitators.
Iain and Simon review the April 2024 posts, covering bougies, cardiac arrest, trauma and sepsis. They also discuss race in medicine, global health and choosing commitments deliberately, with learning from the RCEM CPD conference and the emergency medicine conference in Graz.
Notes from the RACE session at RCEM CPD 2024 explore the history of race and medicine, differential attainment and the work of challenging inequality. The report brings together the speakers' perspectives, practical actions and further reading.
Anisa Jafar explores how the language of global health can reinforce unequal relationships. She introduces Access-, Resource-, Context-limited Healthcare (ARC-H) as a way to focus on the setting and recognise the expertise of those already delivering care.
In our modern world global health is vitally and increasingly important. Anisa Jafar takes us through a project designed to connect and map global health practitioners. Follow the links and join the network.