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Thank you to everyone who submitted an abstract for the 23rd Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine! There has been an overwhelming response to the Call for Abstracts. The number of abstracts submitted has already exceeded the total from the last congress in Killarney, Ireland, in 2023!
Over the last few days, we’ve received quite a few requests for some more time. As such, we’re extending the submission deadline to Friday, 15 November 2024. Abstract submissions can be made by clicking the button below.
Join us next year – 2-6 May 2025 – in Tokyo for the 23rd edition of WADEM’s biennial congress, an event than brings together global experts to share research and lessons learned on disaster medicine, prehospital care, and the health aspects of emergency management and complex humanitarian crises. Co-hosted by the Japanese Association for Disaster Medicine (JADM), the congress will feature a dynamic and engaging scientific program, including plenary sessions, panel discussions, oral and poster presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities.
The call for abstracts and registration are now open!
Dr. Deborah Thomson drops by the podcast series on One Health Day to discuss One Health, why it is important, and how collaboration across different disciplines can result in better health outcomes. Dr. Thomson is a veterinarian, educator, and the founder of One Health Lessons.
Recorded – 3 November 2024
Dr. Andrew Shanes from the Student and Young Professionals SIG moderates the latest Counter-Terrorism Medicine SIG podcast with guests Dr. Ryan Hata and Dr. Derrick Tin. The podcast examines the subspecialty of counter-terrorism medicine (CTM), intentional events’ health and medical impacts, and how both guests became interested in CTM.
Recorded – 3 October 2024
In this one-hour webinar, Prehospital and Disaster Medicine Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Franc gives step-by-step instructions on how to quickly write a compelling conference abstract.
Dr. Franc shares what editors are looking for in a great abstract and highlights common pitfalls. The session will include ample time for questions from the audience. Researchers are invited to submit their questions in advance to be answered during the session.
This session is ideal for researchers who will be submitting an abstract for the 23rd Congress on Disaster and Emergency Medicine in Tokyo from 2-6 May 2025.
Recorded – 31 July 2024
The colloquium aimed to seek consensus from professional associations, international organizations, expert stakeholders, and citizens on adaptive ways forward for the discipline to enhance existing public health curricula in the face of emerging threats. Public and global health are challenged by unprecedented population growth, human migration, urbanization, natural disasters, climate change, war and conflict, and novel disease emergence.