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WADEM Congress 2019 – Call for Abstracts Extended to 26 November!

7-10 May 2019
Brisbane, Australia
http://wadem2019.org/

In response to repeated requests for more time to submit an abstract, the Congress Committee has decided to extend the abstract submission deadline to Monday, 26 November at 12:00 AEST (midnight).

Please take advantage of the extended deadline to submit your abstract in one of the categories listed below.

Submissions are encouraged across a wide range of themes of relevance to emergency medicine, prehospital care, and the health aspects of disaster management and humanitarian aid. Abstract submissions can be made via the Submission Portal. For more information, please visit – http://wadem2019.org/call-for-abstracts.php.

All inquiries regarding abstracts for the WADEM Congress should be emailed to – program@wadem2019.org.

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Abstract Submission Categories

Authors will need to select one of the following 32 themes for their abstract submission depending on which is the most applicable.

  1. Aeromedical Retrieval & Evacuation
  2. Austere Surgical Teams
  3. Aged Care
  4. CBRN
  5. Civil-Military Co-operation
  6. Climate Change
  7. Counter-Terrorism
  8. Disability & Disasters
  9. Emergency Medical Response
  10. Emergency Radiology & Telehealth
  11. Hospital Overcrowding
  1. Humanitarian
  2. Indigenous Communities & Disasters
  3. Industrial & Occupational Health
  4. Mass Gathering
  5. Medical Assistance Teams
  6. Military
  7. Moulage
  8. Natural Hazards
  9. Nursing
  10. Pediatric
  11. Palliative Care
  1. Pharmacy & Toxicology
  2. Primary Health Care & Disasters
  3. Psychosocial
  4. Public & Environmental Health
  5. Quality & Financial Accountability
  6. Simulation
  7. Technology
  8. Trauma
  9. Veterinary Medicine, Animals, & Emerging Infectious Disease
  10. Wilderness & Expedition Medicine

PDM 33:5 (October 2018) is now on Cambridge Core!

The October issue (Volume 33, Issue 5) of Prehospital and Disaster Medicine (PDM) is now available through Cambridge Core. This issue of PDM features articles on POCUS at a remote music festival in British Columbia, the Life Guardians App, a report on violence against EMS personnel, prehospital airway management at two PEDs in Texas (USA), and hospital surge capacity in Milano at the Expo 2015, as well as 13 other articles. There are an additional 12 articles appearing in FirstView.

WADEM members have unlimited access to every issue of PDM through Cambridge Core. Check back often for the most recent content in disaster and emergency health care!

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