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I really wish hospitals would stop the “we are very busy so don’t come to A&E unless you have to” public messages. Ineffective. Negative. Gives the illusion of ‘doing something’. Potentially harmful. No evidence.

And even better news Father Gregory Boyle from Homeboy Industries is our keynote speaker HarbourAyrshire Annemarie Ward 💜 Turning Point Scotland Simon Community Scotland Iain Corbett 💜 FARE Scotland Scottish Recovery Consortium Parish Nursing Dundee Alcohol Focus Scotland Shumela Ahmed Emergency Medicine at the Deep End FAVORUK 💜 G.Y.I.P PEEK - Possibilities for Each and Every Kid

𝐈𝐧𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐲 𝐭𝐨𝐨 Peter Blackburn speaks to doctors from Emergency Medicine at the Deep End who say meaningful interventions can help patients in emergency departments – tackling health inequalities + reducing pressure on hospitals. thedoctor.bma.org.uk/articles/healt…

With The Doctor Magazine, we've spoken about the impact of the social determinants of health in emergency care, and a path to positive change. Not about fixing all the flaws of society, but recognising this is core to Emergency Medicine, and advocating for change.

Great article by Pete Blackburn of The Doctor Magazine, sharing insights from inspiring ED colleagues who established the Emergency Medicine at the Deep End movement. The importance of meaningful interventions and reachable moments in the ED to mitigate Inequality. thedoctor.bma.org.uk/articles/healt… Deep End GP Scotland

Don’t forget our conference on the 21st and 22nd Jan in Glasgow. We have some great speakers 👇🏻 Father Gregory Boyle Homeboy Industries Jimmy Paul Prof Christine Goodall Ryan McHenry Emergency Medicine at the Deep End Navigator Scotland Tom Berry 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Michael Murray Online booking till 13th Jan eventbrite.co.uk/e/violence-pre…

We're pleased to share an invite to the next meeting of Emergency Medicine at the Deep End - focussing on refugee and migrant health in the ED. We have a great range of speakers lined up, with a diversity of experience across emergency care. Invites out soon to our mailing list, or DM for a link

Dr Cath Aspden presenting at Medics Against Violence conference. Mitigating and responding to the social determinants of health are core business in EM. Emergency Medicine at the Deep End normalising an interest, and working for meaningful intervention.

Great to have our friends from Emergency Medicine at the Deep End at our conference and to hear from them about their movement to change hearts and minds. Every EM is at the deep end and we are proud to sit alongside you all

Great to be back in Birmingham promoting #ISTV Really engaged audience who want to make our communities safer. rcem.ac.uk/information-sh… RCEM has produced some great, short guides

A week to go until the next meeting of Emergency Medicine at the Deep End. Looking forward to hearing from a range of perspectives, and the usual robust discussion, on a key issue in emergency care.

The 4th meeting of Emergency Medicine at the Deep End starts with a view from the Simon Community Scotland, poorer health outcomes for refugee and migrants, poorer access to care, and a real need to support engagement from EDs to community services.

Some reflections from the recent Medics Against Violence conference now up on the website. Really important learning for emergency care, from prevention to the shop floor ematthedeepend.com/2025/02/11/med…

RCEM President Dr Adrian Boyle sharing his experiences of ISTV work in Cambridge RCEM Events Royal College of Emergency Medicine Adrian Boyle #ISTV

Representing the south Kristy O’Brien talking about the Sheffield Navigator experience and those reachable teachable moments Navigator Sheffield RCEM Events Royal College of Emergency Medicine #ISTV

📢 Spaces. Running. Out! Join us for an insightful free London event on how EDs can help reduce community violence. Preventing serious violence using ED data 📅 11 March 2025 📍London 🔗 rcem.ac.uk/events/prevent…

The next meeting of Emergency Medicine at the Deep End Friday 16th May 1.30pm on a theme of Alcohol and Drug-Related Harm in the ED A great range of speakers, from clinical trials to the patient experience. If you or your team have work to share in this area, get in touch, one slot still available

Great to see this in print and while this isn’t the end of the story it does show the impact that social support in the ED can make. “All’s he ever done was kept his word to me. That’s all it took, was somebody actually keeping your word, believe in you.” Nav patient

Want to dive deeper into 'EM at the Deep End' in Emergency Medicine? 🧠 Join us at the ACP Conference on 3–4 June in Leeds for expert sessions, practical insights, and peer discussion. 🔗 Learn more: rcem.ac.uk/events/acp-con… #RCEMScotland #RCEMcpd

NEW #ISTV Podcast out today with Adrian Boyle and Saleyha Ahsan @‌Addenbrookes has halved the number of assaults they see every year in the ED through ‘information sharing to tackle violence’ Listen now @‌UKHomeOffice @rcempresident @‌SaleyhaAhsan rcem.ac.uk/information-sh…