26 May 2021

A beautiful video giving insight in the surrealism of the past year. Thank you soo much!

 

 

26 May 2021

Date: 27th May, 2021
Time: 4pm – 6pm GMT

Panel 
Dr Maxwell Osei-Ampofo
National Ambulance Service 

Boahen Samuel
Sunyani municipal hospital 

Kwame Ekremet
University of Ghana Medical Centre

AEMT DERRICK WORTEY KORANTENG
Emergency Medical Technicians Association of Ghana (EMTAG)- National Ambulance Service

Dr. Chris K. Oppong
Lead Clinician
Emergency Medicine Directorate- KATH

Dr Maame Fremah Kotoh-Mortty
Pediatric specialist
Presbyterian Hospital, Agogo Asante Akim North

Register for the webinar: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hg_7fjmVTsCtpPXesfCnVw  

Hosted by the Emergency Medicine Society of Ghana: https://emsog.org/ 

26 May 2021

In commemoration of this year’s World Emergency Medicine Day 27th May 2021, AFEM is organising an open day to bring together all Organisations, Academic institutions, NGOS, government agencies, Emergency Medicine Associations and societies that are working in or interested in supporting AFEM’s vision for emergency care in Africa.

 

26 May 2021

A webinar on the 27th at 15:00 CEST. 

26 May 2021

Michael Reindl, Head of the Department of Acute and Emergency Medicine, AMEOS Klinik St. Clemens Oberhausen

Our department support the EM Day 2021 from Germany:
We believe in this year`s campaign theme: We are there for you and it`s true
All emergency care professionals are always there for you.
Patients can come to us 24/7/365. Even in the middle of the night or when we are understaffed. We are there for you even hidden behind a mask in such a huge pandemic
To make this happen the EM system is relying on certified and skilled professionals, because competence makes the difference. We learn for you, we train for you and this will never stop.
We are there for you, competent and ready for everything, in the ED.

25 May 2021

Dr Ömer Jaradat from Kırşehir Ahi Evran University Emergency Medicine Department (Ahi Acil), Kırşehir, Turkey is letting us know that: Kırşehir is a small city in the middle of Anatolia and has many rural areas with initial primary hospitals. The doctors who work there are mostly fresh graduated general practitioners. They mostly get shocked with the difficulties they face there. Therefore we decided to start 'Ahi Emergency Talks', a local emergency medicine meeting held twice a year to develop and share the last information for doctors in rural areas of Kırşehir. The inititative will be launched on EM-Day and will be celebrated by a meeting dinner.