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I took part in a superb CME and workshop put on by "Father Muller's Medical College Hospital, Emergency Medicine department," which had many accomplished presenters with backgrounds in emergency medicine. Gained hands-on skills in managing:  1. Field decontamination and triage  2. Head and spine care 3. Wound care and haemorrhage control  4. Airway management  5. Chest injuries 6. Abdominal injuires 7. Intravenous and intra-arterial sampling for point-of-care testing.

A good day for Emergency Medicine on Match Day 2024: From the National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®): "Rebound in Emergency Medicine. After a two-year decline, Match data reflect a resurgence in Emergency Medicine fill rates. Emergency Medicine achieved its historically high fill rate of 98 – 99 percent in the 2017 – 2021 Matches. By 2023, the fill rate had dropped by 17.9 percentage points, driven in part by the strain the specialty experienced during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2024, Emergency Medicine offered 3,026 positions, an increase of 16 positions from 2023 and filled 2,891 to earn a 95.5 percent fill rate, an increase of 13.9 percentage points. There were 135 positions unfilled after the matching algorithm was processed compared to 554 unfilled positions in 2023." The fill rate also includes 448 IMGs (325 US/123 non-US - I'm the former), but still 135 unfilled positions. Is EM over-subscribed? Are there too many slots to be filled? As a medical specialty which has a higher-than-average burnout rate, and many who are mid-career and have made it through COVID are looking for other opportunities, we may need this younger generation to keep our #emergencydepartment running. #emergencymedicine #match2024

Are you an Emergency Medicine Physician hoping to secure GMC registration? 🚑 Perhaps you are unsure on which pathway is best, or which one is most applicable to you? 🤔 Here is a blog that explores MRCEM vs the PLAB pathway, and will guide you through the pros & cons for each. 👍 👎 If you are at the start of your journey and would like some more tailored advice, please reach out to me or email: [email protected] https://lnkd.in/e6DJbpS6

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