I’m talking to Andrew Lockey of Resuscitation Council UK about dual sequential defibrillation, Dr Chelcie Jewitt about sexual misconduct in EM, Michael Barrett talking about the MAGPIE trial, Becca Whiticar of the Medical Protection Society on the top five issues EM clinicians face, Ben McKenzie about anaphylaxis and AMAX-4, Annette Rickard and Ali Griffiths about dying better in the ED, Dan Horner talking about the latest evidence behind the investigation and management of PE and Dan Perry talks about the CRAFFT and SCIENCE trials, and paediatric orthopaedic research more broadly.

We have welcomed many new faces to the EMTA committe over the past few months.
You can see the full committee on the page linked below

The RCEM POCUS subcommittee published this guide today, establishing and standardising what is required of trainees to achieve the entrustment scale levels according to the 2021 RCEM curriculum SLO6

The RCEM has been moving its media and is now encouraging LinkedIn Use. Seek and ye shall find us there. All updates will also be published there.

The new EMTA Co-Chairs are Rob Hirst and Dale Kirkwood.

A huge thanks to the outgoing chairs Hannah Baird and Lara Somerset for all their hard work.

Thanks to everyone who attended EMTA in York. We had a wonderful time and hope you did too.
Watch this space for details of EMTA 2027 and how to get early bird offers

RCEM have released a position statement on the role of PAs in EM. This reflects input from EMTA members and is endorsed by EMTA.
Read the full statement here

EMTA are now recruiting for a range of posts. Do you think you could be our next Social Media, Pre-hospital, Paediatrics or Curriculum Representative? As well as many more!
Check out our Join Us page for more information.

We know how important it is that the examination process runs smoothly and transparently, so we have created a new page to highlight the progress that RCEM and EMTA are making