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GreenED accreditation results presented today at RCEM ASC Conference. See for yourself!

Are you about to learn how to make your ED more sustainable with Dr Sandy Robertson and Dr James Walton at the #RCEMasc? Quickly read our #blog on making your ED green here RCEM Events rcemlearning.co.uk/foamed/top-ten…

Joining Royal College of Emergency Medicine at the #RCEMasc, and presenting an early look at some work evaluating the effect of the Navigator Scotland on healthcare use. These programmes may reduce emergency healthcare use, and support a move to planned care. Emergency Medicine at the Deep End Medics Against Violence VP_Scotland_RCEM

Once again with feeling. Attendance numbers do not correlate with performance, singular focus on reducing ED census does not work to substantially improve crowding or performance. Acute system capacity and tackling delayed discharge is biggest “bang for buck”

Our Royal Patron recognising the work of our specialty for all patients, the importance of research and sharing experiences and patient stories. Stay curious, and what we do for our patients does really matter.

As we head towards another winter crisis, how do characteristics of an Emergency Department's catchment impact the likelihood of long delays in care? It's complicated. But for us in Scotland, it's clear that urban EDs and their patients will suffer the most. A short 🧵

We welcome the change to how A&E activity will be recorded in Scotland from February next year. #ResuscitateEmergencyCare

The data is clear, when patients are in corridors, patients somewhere are dying unnecessarily. Royal College of Emergency Medicine and our members know overcrowding can’t be fixed overnight but it’s time to stop pretending we can provide proper safe or dignified care in corridors. channel4.com/news/there-wil…

Here’s an idea. Emergency care data is fiddled: hospitals lump patients attending minor injuries units in with the sickest patients in major A&Es. “Site specific reporting” would stop this and allow the focus to be on the patients most at risk. Cost = zero. Deaths ⬇️ Royal College of Emergency Medicine

#Budget24 Position on the funding settlements for the devolved nations. Read in full: tinyurl.com/rcemNews3010 VP_Scotland_RCEM VP RCEM NI RCEM VP (Wales) #Budget2024 #ResuscitateEmergencyCare #EmergencyMedicine

Wonderful to see that so many NHS organisations and their clinicians are committing to supporting Parkinson's patients through the Parkinson's UK Excellence Network pledge. This is brilliant progress alongside RCEM's Time Critical Medications (TCM) Quality Improvement Programme (QIP), which is in

It's clear that social deprivation increases presentations to emergency care, and now more evidence that alleviating poverty reduces emergency attendance and supports planned care. The challenge now is to move beyond trials and implement this as policy jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

“There must be a point where we go beyond analysis and accept that this is a serious problem that needs urgent political action” - Adrian Boyle Dr Adrian Boyle. New Office for National Statistics (ONS) research concludes that patients who wait in A&E for more than two hours are exposed to an increasing risk

More than a million people aged 60 and over faced waits of 12 hours or more in England’s A&E’s last year – new analysis from RCEM reveals. And shockingly, the older a person is, the more likely they are to experience a long stay in the ED. It comes following the publication of

#RCEM10 In May, RCEM leaders had the honour of attending Royal Garden Parties at Buckingham Palace! 👑 rcem.ac.uk/rcem-celebrate… A proud moment as we celebrate 10 years of being a Royal College, with the support of our Patron, HRH The Princess Royal. Share your EM highlight with