Emergency Medicine Upcoming Conferences – Just a few…

We are grateful that the Centre for Medical Education is sharing the recordings of this course with us. Join us in Palm Cove to view the recordings and join in the live cross to the EMAC team. The days follow the US courses exactly with courses beginning at 7:00am with breakfast, lectures begin at 7:30am and end at 1:00pm

The new Year in Review format for the Emergency Medicine & Acute Care course will present over 200 clinical studies aimed at affirming and updating your practice in all the major fields of emergency medicine. Presentations will be made by two faculty to allow for varying points-of-view. Although presentations will be 30 minutes in length, multiple presentations will cover topics based on the amount of literature to be presented (e.g., Cardiology - 3 presentations / Orthopaedics - 1 presentation).

A unique educational experience combining high-quality emergency medicine education with the spectacular setting of Queenstown.SSEM26 brings together an outstanding faculty of local and international experts to explore the latest developments, practical skills, and emerging challenges in acute care. Our programme focuses on real-world emergency medicine, delivering relevant, evidence-based content that participants can immediately apply in their daily practice.

This year's programme covers a broad spectrum of topics including emergency department sedation, paediatric emergencies, toxicology, chest pain assessment, traumatic cardiac arrest, palliative care, ventilation, point-of-care ultrasound, atrial fibrillation management, sustainability in healthcare, clinician wellbeing, civility in medicine, wilderness medicine, and the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in emergency care, research, and healthcare systems.

Delegates will have the opportunity to participate in a range of hands-on workshops led by experienced clinicians and educators. Returning favourites include practical procedural workshops and advanced ultrasound sessions, while the highly anticipated Wilderness Medicine Workshop, delivered by RescueMED, offers an immersive learning experience in one of the world's most spectacular outdoor environments. Places for this workshop are strictly limited.

The seminar programme has been carefully structured to balance educational excellence with opportunities for collegiality, networking, and professional renewal. Interactive workshop streams, panel discussions, and informal conversations with faculty provide ample opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss challenging cases, and build professional connections.

Beyond the lecture theatre, Queenstown offers an unforgettable backdrop for learning. Delegates can enjoy a welcoming reception, optional social events, and a conference dinner at the stunning Stoneridge Estate, while taking advantage of everything the region has to offer—from alpine scenery and lakeside walks to world-class food, wine, and adventure activities.

Whether you are looking to update your clinical knowledge, develop practical skills, explore emerging technologies, reconnect with colleagues, or simply step away from the demands of clinical practice for a few days, SSEM26 offers the perfect opportunity to learn, reflect, and be inspired.

Come and meet to confer and collaborate on curating a major resource of links to existing guidelines from reputable sources.
Join Emergency Medicine Clinicians to establish and update succinct guidelines useful in the clinical moment and accessible to Emergency Clinicians in public hospitals in Australia and New Zealand.
Provoke thought and stimulate discussions surrounding current guidelines and updates whilst networking with other Emergency Physicians.