In 2025, the ASM will proudly feature diverse voices from crucial sectors like public health, emergency response technology, and environmental sustainability. Their expertise will be instrumental in shaping a comprehensive roadmap for a more resilient and proactive future in emergency medicine.
Key themes that will be explored include:
- Think that thought: Unlocking Hidden Potential in Emergency Medicine
- Talk the talk: Bold Reflections and Unflinching Dialogue
- Walk the walk: Building a Sustainable Legacy, Environment, and Career
- Dream the dream: Visionary EDs – Blueprints for Tomorrow
The ASM program time zone is GMT+10:00, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
*Program is subject to change.
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ACEM College Ceremony |
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Registration |
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OFFSITE WORKSHOPS |
OFFSITE WORKSHOPS |
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0900-1000 |
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FACEM as Educator Workshop: Our SIMGs – supporting our colleagues on their pathway to Fellowship
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1000-1030 |
Morning tea |
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(FACEM as Educator Workshop: Our SIMGs – supporting our colleagues on their pathway to Fellowship continued)
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(Visually Enhanced Mental Simulation (VEMS) continued)
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(New Fellows Workshop continued)
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(Clinical workshop on ocular emergencies continued)
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(Emergency obstetrics: Critical skills when birth can’t wait continued)
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(Progress POCUS Workshop
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1230-1330 |
Lunch |
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1330-1500 |
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(New Fellows Workshop continued)
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Dental and maxillofacial presentations to ED: Assessment, diagnosis and acute management
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1500-1530 |
Afternoon tea |
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1530-1700 |
(A Peaceful Protest Chant for Data…. What do I want? Data! When do I want it? Now! continued)
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(ECG/Cardiac Bootcamp continued)
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(Later Careers Workshop continued)
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(New Fellows Workshop continued)
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(Dental and maxillofacial presentations to ED: Assessment, diagnosis and acute management continued)
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1800-2000 |
Welcome Reception
Location: Foyer E&F, GCECC Time: 1800 – 2000 hours |
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0700-1630 |
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0830-1030 |
Opening Plenary and Official Opening
Chairperson: Nemat Alsaba Welcome to Country Traditional Owner and Kombumerri man, Lann Levinge Welcome from ACEM President Stephen Gourley Minister for Health and Ambulance Services Timothy Nicholls MP Welcome to Country performance that showcases Storytelling, dance, song and Language Traditional Owner and Kombumerri man, Lann Levinge Welcome and introduction from ASM Convenor Nemat Alsaba Keynote presentation: Navigating the Rip: Strategies for High-Performing Teams in a Sea of Toxic Tribalism Victoria Brazil |
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1015-1030 |
ACEM AGM
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1030-1100 |
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Morning tea and Poster Presentations |
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1100-1230 |
Brain wave – Neurology
Chairperson: Sean Bills Panel discussion: Stroke in Children Megan King Kate Mahady Natalie Deuble Clot retrieval – focuses on when to retrieve Hal Rice I had a stroke at 38 Mat Brun |
Breaking wave – New ED Models of Care
Chairperson: Stuart Watkins Innovation and Technology Kim Hansen Emergency health care for police watch-house detainees Julia Crilly Virtual Triage James Young-Jamieson The Emergency Physician of the future Ian Dey The Emergency Physician of the future Justin Yeung OPEN (Older Person Emergency Network) EJ Marsden Q&A |
Small wave – PEM and Adolescent Medicine
Chairperson: Michelle Davison Use of dexmetomidine for procedural sedation Shane George BIPED study Stuart Dalziel Paeds sepsis Sainath Raman Vasoactive drug use in children with community acquired sepsis in Australia and New Zealand: A multicentre prospective observational study Franz Babl PEM update on sedation and agitation in ED Elyssia Bourke Q&A |
Free Waves 1
Just Say ‘No’ to the Just in Case Cannula: A co-designed toolkit to achieve best practice for peripheral intravenous catheter use in emergency departments Diana Egerton-Warburton Metrics over Meaning? A Comparative Analysis of Emergency Department Key Performance Indicators Across Australia Viet Tran Variability in Viscoelastic Assays in Major Haemorrhage Protocols: A Unified Approach or Mixed Signals? Akmez Latona “Communication is crucial”: A qualitative study of patient expectations of diagnostic tests in emergency medicine practice Vinay Gangathimmaiah Building a Culturally Safe EM Workforce through Te Ara ki te Haumanu – A Kaupapa Māori Student Pathway Maia Lockyer Corticosteroid use in children with community acquired sepsis in Australia and New Zealand: A multicentre prospective observational study Franz Babl |
Free Waves 2
The influence of hypocalcaemia on trauma patients experiencing post-induction hypotension Andy Kwok Difficult Paediatric Airway: A 13-Year Multi-centre Registry study Tom Solan Pelvic x-rays during the trauma reception: still necessary or outdated practice? Elyssia Bourke Optimising the use of Prehospital blood products. A three year study of the patients transfused by the Queensland Ambulance Service’s High Acuity Response Unit Robbie Ley Greaves Picking the right route. Choosing vascular access, vasoactive drugs and monitoring in critically unwell patients. Lessons from a large Prehospital and Retrieval medicine dataset. Robbie Ley Greaves Incidence, severity, and outcomes of community acquired sepsis in First Nations children in Australia, and Māori and Pasifika children in Aotearoa New Zealand Anna Lithgow |
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1230-1330 |
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Sponsored Roundtable Lunch by Aerogen
1240 – 1310 hours Click here for more information and to register |
Lunch and Poster Presentations |
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Fireside chat: Speaker to be confirmed
1250 – 1320 hours |
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1330-1500 |
Hang Loose – Wellness by Stealth
Chairperson: Shahina Braganza The Science of Compassion – A Tsunami of Life Changing Evidence! Julian Willcocks Beyond Assumptions – breaking through bias to improve patient well-being Maureen Williams Hiding in Plain Sight – The Hot Debrief Una Harrington Q&A |
Wipe Out – Trauma Care
Chairperson: Jeffrey Hooper Chest trauma 2025 update – Stumbling blocks in chest trauma management David McCreary ROUGE study (Life light) AIistair Hamilton and Ellie Kitcatt PEM trauma update Fibrinogen in trauma. The FEISTY journey Shane George Longitudinal follow-up and outcomes of major trauma patients Elizabeth Wake Including vulnerable populations in trauma research Edd Carlton Q&A |
Wave of Inclusivity – Advocating for Equity and Inclusion
Neurodivergence in Emergency Medicine Nadka Mathewson and Jocelyn Howell Improving Emergency Medicine for FACEMs, Trainees and Patients: ACEM’s 2026-2029 Equity and Inclusion Action Plan Barb West What Women Know and Science Confirms Emma West Māori equity Kim Yates and Piki Mathieson Q&A |
Secret spot – Regional, rural and remote wave
Chairperson: Richard Pellat Evolution in Action: Rural emergency medicine, building on the past as a catalyst for the future Juan Carlos Ascencio-Lane Aeromedical retrieval of mTBI in rural and remote Queensland – can “low-value” transfers be avoided? Clinton Gibbs Towards Tech-Equity in Emergency Care Kaylie Toll and Nicole Watt Career longevity in PreHospital & Retrieval Medicine Neil Ballard Q&A |
Free Waves 3
Concordance Between Clinical Assessment, Self-Report, and Mass Spectrometry in Recreational Drug Toxicity James Parker Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) Practices and Outcomes in a Regional Emergency Department (ED) Maetzy Tan Biological sex disparity in time to analgesia in patients presenting with abdominal pain in the Emergency Department Hannah Pennicott Management of primary headaches in the ED: a survey of clinician practice Gerald Chang Seo Lee The impact of non-technical skill training for junior doctors and medical students on clinical performance and patient outcomes during their response to deteriorating patients in a ward-based environment: A scoping review Matthew Bojanic Time to Cut: A retrospective observational cohort study of current practice in the management of necrotising fasciitis Colin Mak |
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1500-1530 |
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Afternoon tea and Poster Presentations
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1530-1630 |
Closing plenary
Chairperson: Gerben Keijzers Riding the Rip: helping complex adaptive systems thrive for better patient care Eve Purdy Using clinical uncertainty to make better decisions Anand Sethi |
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1630-1730 |
Chairperson: John Bonning
Joseph Epstein Lecture: Mobilising the Health System to End Gender-Based Violence Jess Hill ACEM Foundation Joseph Epstein Lecture |
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Exhibition Networking Function
Location: Exhibition Hall 1, GCECC Time:: 1730 – 1830 hours |
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0630-1730 |
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0700-0815 |
Trainee Networking Function
Speaker: Shahina Braganza Gold Coast based keynote speaker Shahina Braganza, who will present her keynote titled “Riding the Swell: Thriving Through the Tides of an Emergency Medicine Career” in the main ASM program, will also deliver a brief presentation and be available for in-depth discussion. |
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0830-0915 |
The line-up 1: Best paper by Fellow presentations
Chairperson: Viet Tran Finding a Barrel Amongst the Backwash: a derivation and validation of AI models to screen for sepsis at triage in five emergency departments. Nicholas Moore Quantitative Evaluation of the Geriatric Emergency Department Initiative (GEDI). An Interrupted Time Series Study George Braitberg Recent management and improved outcomes for modified-release paracetamol overdose Angela Chiew |
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0915-1030 |
Opening Plenary
Chairperson: Nemat Alsaba Keynote presentation: Riding the Swell: Thriving Through the Tides of an Emergency Medicine Career Shahina Braganza President’s Half Hour Stephen Gourley |
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1030-1100 |
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Morning tea and Poster Presentations |
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1100-1230 |
Surf beat – Cardiology
Chairperson: Colin Mak What is new in Cardiology – clinical evidence update Speaker to be confirmed ROSC – Now What? Peter Kas AF – easy but hard – so confused Adam Michael Paediatric cardiology pearls Christa Bell All the ways troponins can get it wrong Laura Joyce Q&A |
From Swell to Shore: GEM & sEM on Redesigning Care for Older People and the Planet
Chairperson: Colin Ong Benchmarks or Barnacles? Quality Indicators for GEM in a Changing Sea Ellen Burkett Don’t get caught in the rip!.. Avoid framing bias in falls Terry Nash Not waving, drowning Simon Judkins The Final Wave: End of Life Care that’s Good for People and the Planet Bill Lukin Q&A |
Point Break – Research Networks
Chairperson: Daniel Fatovich So you think your practice is evidence based? Elyssia Bourke Caught in the Undertow: Are We Losing Quality in the Safety Surge? Viet Tran Learning from Ottawa – the clinical decision rule capital Krishan Yadav Sonar group Peter Snelling How to help researchers be efficient – the SR-accelerator and beyond Justin Clark Q&A |
Free Waves 4
Paediatric sepsis epidemiology in Australian and New Zealand Emergency Departments Shane George What is the role of caregiver concern in the recognition of paediatric sepsis? Sam Davidson Understanding fever and its treatment: a survey study of Australian caregivers Rouzanna Aganesova Factors Influencing Pediatric Trauma Score Category Assignment Among Pediatric Trauma Patients (≤18 Years) in a Prospective Cohort at a Tertiary Government Hospital in the Philippines Rudolf Gene Karlo Neral Child Death Review Recommendations in Emergency Care – A 5 Year Analysis Vanshika Bojja |
Free Waves 5
Can Artificial Intelligence Safely Reduce ED Length of Stay? A Validation Study of an AI Model for Head CT Interpretation (RAISED-CTB: Researching Artificial Intelligence Systems in ED: CT Brain) Hassan Ahmad Could Identity Threat Be More Damaging Than COVID-19 in Emergency Departments? Leader Identity Workspaces as a Solution Lee Yung Wong Learning shifts of clinicians who become clinician-coaches: An exploratory qualitative study of emergency physicians Lee Yung Wong Job satisfaction in emergency medicine from the perspective of physicians also working in pre-hospital and retrieval medicine Sarah Aldington Real-Time Trauma Intelligence: Delivering Clinician-Led Insight Across a Statewide Emergency System Ben Gardiner |
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1230-1330 |
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Sponsored Education Lunch and Learn Session by Medical Developments International
1240 – 1310 hours Click here for more information and to register |
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Fireside chat: Speaker to be confirmed
1250 – 1320 hours |
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1330-1500 |
FlowRider – ED-ucation & simulation wave
Chairperson: Jen Williams Turning the Tide: Translational Simulation as a Tool for Safer, Smarter Systems. Nancy Sadka AI tools for medical education and simulation Jonathan Claydon AMC Model Accreditation Standards: what, why and how do these impact my ED? Anna Kaider Defining the Shape of Water: What are clinical debriefs for? Ben Symon Q&A |
Sun, Sand, Surf
Chairperson: Elizabeth Evans Surf-related injuries Matt Marion Q&A Shark Bites Kim Bruce Q&A Pediatric Irukandji Cairns Envenomation Series Ruth Young Q&A Sunsets Gary Berkowitz Q&A Wild River rescue – critical care and extrication of a trapped paddler on the remote Tasmanian Franklin River Jorian Kippax Q&A |
Infectious whitewash – infectious diseases
Chairperson: Rachael Nightingale A new framework for pIVCs in ED: difference between day and night Claire Rickard Cellulitis – so simple – Best practice approach Krishan Yadav Steroids for skin infection Edd Carlton M- pox/Sexual health update Lauren McIvor AI sepsis Paul Lane and Ian Scott Q&A |
Waves around the world – Global emergency care
Chairperson: Donna Mills and Jenny Jamieson |
Free Waves 6
Chairperson: EJ Marsden Evaluation of older patients with minor blunt head trauma to identify those who do not have clinically important traumatic brain injury and can be safely managed without cranial computed tomography Jane Dutson Enhancing Patient Satisfaction and Non-Clinical Care for Older Adults in the Emergency Department: The Skywalker Volunteer Program Golam Sarwar Fall Height Matters: A Multicenter Study of Mortality Predictors and Epidemiology of High vs. Low Falls in Asian Countries Tse-hao Chen A Pilot Model for Geriatric Emergency Care: Early Insights from Logan Hospital’s GEMU Golam Sarwar Successful and sustained implementation of a behaviour-change informed quality improvement programme reducing low-value venous blood gas testing in the Emergency Department Laura Joyce |
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1500-1530 |
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1530-1730 |
Closing Plenary
Chairperson: Nemat Alsaba Keynote presentation: Snakes and Ladders Peter Jones Panel chairperson: Peter Jones Panel discussion: Access block / ED preparedness Drew Richardson David Mountain Laura Joyce Ellen Burkett |
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Queer EM Networking Event: Free to Be You and Me
Location: The Beach Hotel | The Beer Garden Side Terrace Time: 1800 – 2000 hours |
Global Emergency Care Dinner
Location: Cora Restaurant Time: 1930 – 2230 hours |
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0630-1730 |
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Sponsored Breakfast Symposium by Gilead Sciences
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0830-0915 |
The line-up 2: Best paper by Fellow presentations
Chairperson: Elyssia Bourke Results of the 2025 Access Block Point Prevalence Study Drew Richardson Paediatric Intubation in the ED: Does Blade Choice Affect Outcomes? Andrew Wallace Effects of Fomepizole on Oxidative Metabolism after Paracetamol overdose: A Randomized, Cross-Over Study in Human Volunteers Angela Chiew |
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0915-1030 |
Opening Plenary
Chairperson: Gerben Keijzers Keynote presentation: Challenging Dogma in Chest Injuries Edd Carlton Improving patient care – by focusing on the patient – They put a drain in my chest – and it wasn’t even needed Ethan Bacon and Diana Egerton Warburton |
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Catching your breath – Respiratory
Chairperson: Andrew Perry PE risk stratification and D-dimer clinical update Colin Banks THRIVE for kids Shane George Is High Flow good for anything Donna Franklin Update on clot retrieval and catheter-directed treatments Mudassir Rashid Melioidosis Colin Banks and Amanda McConnell Q&A |
Code Grey: Where Law Meets Ethics
Chairperson: Mark Woodrow Panel discussion Jackie Leach Scully Shih-Ning Then Melanie Jansen Bill Lukin |
Critical wave – Critical care
Clinical update – Observation for OD with low GCS – Patient story Richard Pellatt From PT/INR to ROTEM in Cirrhosis: A New Look at Old Problems Akmez Latona PRECARE – ECMO on the field Sydney HEMS Nat Kruit An evidence-based update on safe intubation practices Elyssia Bourke ICU wont take the patient – what now? Peter Kas Q&A |
Free Waves 7
2019 ACEM Foundation Al Spilman Early Career Researcher Grant: The Double NAC Trial: Investigation of increased N-acetylcysteine dosing in patients treated for paracetamol overdose Anselm Wong 2021 ACEM Foundation Al Spilman Early Career Researcher Grant: A Non-Inferiority Trial of Early Cessation of N-Acetylcysteine for Low Risk Paracetamol Overdose Anselm Wong Free paper 2024 ACEM Foundation International Development Grant: Ultrasound waves crash ashore: PEARLS in Samoa and the Solomons Jonathan Henry Retrospective evaluation of the STONE score and Modified stone score for prediction of renal tract stones Anne-Maree Kelly The microbiology of community acquired sepsis in Australia and New Zealand: A multicentre prospective observational study Adin Breuer Paracetamol compared to ibuprofen as required for fever or pain: 1-year outcomes for eczema and bronchiolitis in the Paracetamol and Ibuprofen in the Primary Prevention of Asthma in Tamariki (PIPPA Tamariki) randomised controlled trial Eunicia Tan |
Free Waves 8
Chairperson: Laura Joyce Increased Use of Haemodialysis in Lithium Toxicity: A Retrospective Cohort Analysis and Criteria Comparison Crystal Pham A Survey of Workplace Violence in a New Zealand Emergency Department – Is the current reporting system working? Alice Rogan Learning from the lived experiences of meidcal women working and studying at the National Hospital in Fiji: a mixed methods study Manisha Tuima ED-Headache-CT: Evaluating the Use of CT Neuroimaging in the Emergency Department for Atraumatic Headache. Matthew Nagel Time to give ADT the “flick? Preliminary modelling to replace ADT with dTpa vaccine in Queensland Emergency Departments. Faye Jordan Aggression and Violence Evaluation of Risk Tool (AVERT) – a new tool to mitigate risk of occupational violence and aggression in the ED. Ainslie Senz |
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Choppy waves – Managing challenging scenarios in EM
Chairperson: Terry Nash Calm the Storm, Don’t Just Paddle: Navigating Behavioural Emergencies in Pre-Hospital Settings Hemal Patel The rise in youth mental health crisis and how to navigate it in ED Henry Goldstein GEM behavioural disturbance and use of psychotropic medication Denise Hobson Functional Neurological disorders – how to navigate Kimberley Forrest Q&A |
Surviving the tsunami – Mass gatherings, disaster medicine, Prehospital
Chairperson: Jamie Ranse Response to organising mass gatherings (marathon/Schoolies) Hayley Frieslich Evacuation from Kabul 2021 Cat Delany Growing Pains – Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine in Aotearoa New Zealand Stephanie Valent STAR – Statewide training in PHARM Clare Richmond Q&A |
Ebbs and flows of cultural safety across Australia and Aotearoa
Update on the deadly steps research she is doing looking at yarning and walkthroughs through ED Michelle Davison |
Toxic wave – Toxicology
Chairperson: Sanjeewa Kulawickrama What is new in Toxicology – clinical evidence update Daniel Fatovich Can we put patient with low GCS in short stay Kath Isoardi What’s new with NAC Kath Isoardi One pill can kill Iain McNeill Snake bite, stick bite, or snake fright? The outcomes of people transferred with possible snakebites in Queensland Clinton Gibbs Q&A |
Free Waves 9
Prehospital eFAST by Specialist Paramedics: Diagnostic Performance and Agreement with Hospital Imaging Jake Donovan Point of Care Ultrasound During Cardiac Arrest: A Retrospective Study Angela Chiew Determining the key multidisciplinary research priorities in Australian critical care medicine: A modified Delphi study Ryan Shen Culturally safe identification of coronary artery disease in the emergency department for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people: the Powerful Pictures model of care Laura Stephensen |
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Final Plenary
Chairperson: Gerben Keijzers EM research wave .. where we are (top 3 research papers), and what are future EM research priorities – GEM Terry Nash EM research wave .. where we are (top 3 research papers), and what are future EM research priorities – PEM Shane George EM research wave .. where we are (top 3 research papers), and what are future EM research priorities – Trauma Biswadev Mitra EM research wave .. where we are (top 3 research papers), and what are future EM research priorities – Tox Kath Isoardi Q&A Award ceremony Committee wrap up Nemat Alsaba ASM 2026 announcement President closing remarks |
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ASM Gala Event
Location: Isoletto Prive and Lawn, Level 6, The Star Gold Coast Time: 1900 – 2330 |
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0830-1700 |
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Surf Medicine continued)
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Surf Medicine continued)
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Surf Medicine continued)
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