What innovations for Emergency Medicine do you dream about? Join this highly interactive session where no idea will be considered too bold or too impossible.

Panel discussion from ACEM 2020 virtual annual scientific meeting.

Do you have a burnout plan? ACEM President-Elect Dr Clare Skinner shared with us how she learnt to recognise burnout in herself and what she does to get herself back on track.

We recently spoke to our new President-Elect, Dr Clare Skinner about wellbeing. This is an area of passion for Clare and she shared her wellness wisdom from a personal, system and workplace perspective.

Nowhere Else to Go: Why Australia's health system results in people with mental illness getting 'stuck' in emergency departments, commissioned by ACEM and prepared by the Mitchell Institute for Education and Health Policy at Victoria University, reaffirms the major resourcing and systemic issues contributing to the country’s mental health crisis. Our recent national launch webinar examined the report’s recommendations and featured an insightful and thought-provoking panel discussion from professionals and individuals with extensive insight and experience with various facets of the mental health system in Australia.

An interview with Dr Clare Skinner, President-Elect, Australian College for Emergency Medicine.

Clare shares her thoughts on ED workplace culture, workforce, patient safety, being kind to each other in the department and the people who influence our practice.

Mel Rule interviews FACEM Clare Skinner who is the Director of EM at Hornsby Kuring-Gai Hospital in Sydney, New South Wales. They discuss in-civility in the workplace and its impact on our ability to provide good patient care. They highlight that often the toughest days at work are those days when we encounter conflict with our colleagues. Clare provides some great practical tips on how to deal with these inevitable yet universally uncomfortable situations.

COVID-19 communication campaign re Emergency Departments May 2020

NB the information presented is not up-to-date.

Dr Clare Skinner outlines the role of the NSW Emergency Department Community of Practice in the COVID-19 response.

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This webinar for hospital clinicians will cover COVID-19 health care worker infections, personal protective equipment (PPE), guidelines and resources.

NB the information in this webinar is out-of-date.

Find the facts about COVID-19. Know how ED staff can help you.

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Panel discussion with Dr Kerry Chant NSW Chief Health Officer re impact of emerging coronarvirus pandemic on NSW Emergency Departments.

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An exploration of the evolution and evidence underlying the use of electronic health records.

#ACEM19 Looking back to Tuesday morning -7am: FACEMs Dr Kim Hansen and Dr Clare Skinner chaired Breakfast at #ACEM19 on the Changing Climate of Gender Equity. Speakers were: FACEMs Dr Lucy Reed and Dr Kate Field. Their story were inspiring.

Emergency doctors Clare Skinner & Charlotte Durand were among 35 signatories to a letter published on November 18 in the MJA about gender equity in medicine. They spoke to Croakey News on the sidelines of the 2019 Australasian College for Emergency Medicine about the letter, and why it matters

Wellbeing is much more than physical health. It includes physical as well as social, mental, and financial wellness. Working as a junior doctor comes with unique challenges. While attention is rightly being drawn to the need to improve the working conditions for doctors in training, there are ways we can each maximise our wellbeing now. The panel discuss ways to balance each of these wellbeing dimensions, and opportunities to improve your quality of life.

We all dread the flu season, but when is the best time for you to get the influenza vaccination and why? The Sydney North Health Network has interviewed the head of a hospital emergency department, a local GP and pharmacist, and a young patient to uncover the facts about the flu vaccination and the best time to get it.

Brief interview by Dr Oliver Evans re evidence for clinical incident investigation conducted at NSW Evidence Review 2019.

Just how effective is root cause analysis and incident reporting in hospitals? What is the evidence? How might we do things differently?