Emergency Medicine Workshop

Wednesday, 23 October | Meeting Room 1.41 - 1.44

3 Clinical CPD points

Explore cutting-edge strategies and groundbreaking research in emergency care, focusing on AI and digital transformation.

22 - 24 October 2024

Cape Town International Convention Centre, South Africa

Conference Overview

Dive into cutting-edge strategies for optimising emergency care and discover how advancing emergency medicine practices can be a powerful catalyst for change. Engage with groundbreaking research that drives real-world impact and tackle global emergency medicine challenges head-on. Experience the revolutionary potential of AI and digital transformation in transforming emergency medicine practices. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of innovation and excellence in emergency care.


Benefits of attending

  • Cutting-Edge Strategies: Gain exclusive insights into optimising emergency centers and improving patient outcomes.
  • Global Perspective: Tackle the most pressing global emergency medicine challenges with insights from leading experts and innovative solutions.
  • Real-World Impact: Engage with groundbreaking research that translates into practical, real-world applications, making a tangible difference in emergency care.
  • Catalyst for Change: Discover the transformative role of emergency nursing and how it drives positive change in healthcare practices.

Key topics

  • Optimising Emergency centres
  • Emergency Nursing as a catalyst for change
  • Global Emergency Medicine challenges
  • POCUS and AI in Emergency Medicine

Who will be attending?

  • Emergency medicine physician/consultant
  • Emergency care practitioner/technician
  • Emergency service provider (ESPs) 
  • Nurse
  • EM registrar
  • Academia 
  • Doctors/GP
  • Medical officer
  • Trauma surgeon
  • Paramedic

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