DevelopingEM has secured the rights to screen DJÄKAMIRR, a film describing a unique birthing on country program during the First Nations Healthcare tracks of DevelopingEM 2022. Filmed in remote Arnhem Land, DJÄKAMIRR follows Ḻäwurrpa and Sarah on a unique journey through ancestral time, country and culture. As mutual trust develops between the two women, they […]
This year our thematic afternoon tracks are devoted to discussions related to the challenges and opportunities of the provision of healthcare for First Nations peoples. Each of the three afternoon tracks is managed by a First Nations Cultural team supported by a logistics team. An enthusiastic First Nations cultural team from Yuin Country, our home […]
The challenges and opportunities of the delivery of healthcare for First Nations peoples will be the subject of our thematic sessions at #DevEM2022. Join us in Darwin for DevelopingEM 2022 REGISTER TO ATTEND Focussing on First Nations Healthcare DevelopingEM’s program has been established as 50% clinically focussed practical education and 50% thematic, where presenters relay […]
September 26 and 27, 2022 The Procedures Course is designed to enable emergency and critical care physicians develop the mastery necessary to confidently perform a wide range of basic and complex resuscitative procedures when the time comes. Procedural teaching will be conducted by a group of renowned experts in trauma management from the Alfred Emergency […]
Peter Cameron and the Alfred team return to DevelopingEM to discuss trauma care during the plenary sessions for #DevEM2022. This year they are partnered with an amazing team from Royal Darwin led by Jamie Moran. Peter is the Academic Director of The Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre and Professor of Emergency and Professor of Emergency […]
Brian Wright and the Stonybrook team return to DevelopingEM to kick off the plenary sessions for #DevEM2022. This year they are partnered with an amazing team from Royal Darwin led by Aruna Shivam. Brian is an emergency and critical care physician from Long Island, NY and Aruna is an emergency and retrieval physician from Darwin […]
In 2016 the Toxicology and Poisons Network Australasia (TAPNA) group undertook an excellent emergency toxicology workshop in Sri Lanka. TAPNA are repeating the performance this year during our Darwin event with the “Tox at the Top End” workshop The workshop will cover Risk Assessment and Decontamination Cardiotoxic Poisoning The ECG in Poisoning Agrochemical Poisoning Envenomation […]
Once again the amazing Professor Kate Curtis will be performing an Emergency Nursing Workshop during DevelopingEM 2022 Darwin. Kate is an RN at Wollongong ED, Professor of Emergency and Trauma Nursing at the University of Sydney, Director of Emergency Research, Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District and honorary Professorial fellow at the George Institute for Global […]
The Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District (ISLHD) is situated just south of Sydney in New South Wales, Australia and provides health services for the residents of the Illawarra Shoalhaven region – around 400,000 people. This region includes the Wollongong, Kiama, Shellharbour and Shoalhaven Local Government Areas. ISLHD operates eight hospital sites and provide community health services from […]
DevelopingEM is a great conference, but it is just a conference, 5 days of education. The real benefit from our events comes from people meeting people and cooking up schemes that provide lasting benefit. Some examples include recurrent paediatric, ultrasound and trauma workshops across the Caribbean, increased connectivity between regional clinicians with mentors and educators […]