“The interest for EM that is cultivated in medical school plays a significant role in the making of future EM physicians. It is essential, therefore, for the field of emergency medicine to cultivate and encourage these medical school opportunities.” Read more of this article by ISAEM on page 8 & 9.
ISAEM is mentioned in the Letter from the Publisher in this Issue of the EPi Journal (September 23, 2014). “Even younger – but no less vital to the future of EM – are the folks behind the newly minted International Student Association of Emergency Medicine. To truly change the trajectory of emergency care, exposure to emergency medicine needs to happen as early in medical school as possible. And the global EM community needs to be active enough in medical education…
The Young Emergency Doctors Section (YEMD) of the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EuSEM) is conducting a survey among doctors to understand the current impact of social media in the medical education process.
The European Society for Emergency Medicine (EuSEM) is now officially endorsing the International Student Association of Emergency Medicine (ISAEM). A decision made by the Executive Committee of EuSEM in mid January 2014.
The Swedish Society for Emergency Medicine (SWESEM) have made the formal decision to now support/endorse International Student Association of Emergency Medicine (ISAEM). This decision was made on SWESEMs last board meeting happening late November 2013. ISAEM is happy that we now officially have the support from Sweden and is looking forward to work further with SWESEM. This collaboration will
Emergency medicine is one of the youngest medical specialties in the U.S., accepted into the house of medicine in 1979. Born out of the public’s growing need for emergency care, ours is the only specialty that serves anyone, anyplace, anytime – 24/7/365. In 2011 the representative council of the Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association (EMRA) passed a
Danish Medical Student Organization for Emergency Medicine (Studerendes Organisation For Akutmedicinsk Speciale) – SOFAS – is the first member of ISAEM. SOFAS is representing 4 local EM student associations with about 450 Medical Students!
