Events
ICEM 2026. June 9-13 Hamburg, Germany.
25th International Conference on Emergency Medicine. In conjunction with the 21st Annual Conference of the German Society for Emergency Medicine (DGINA)
#wetogetherforward.
This is more than a conference. ICEM 2026 will be a global gathering – a celebration of Emergency Medicine and of the professionals who shape it. Inspired by the spirit of the Olympic Games, we’re creating something truly unique: a place where nations come together not only to learn and share, but to live, connect, and celebrate side by side…
TAC 2026. Conference of the Trauma Association of Canada. April 22-24 Calgary, AB.
Details TBA, sure to have some relevant discussion on trauma of mass proportions.
EUSEM 2026. European Society of Emergency Medicine. Sept 23-27, Paris, France.
Programme TBA, usually including climate change and disasters, cybersecurity, mass casualty trauma, infectious diseases, etc.
Education
Online disaster course
CEEP has been involved in a project multiyear project to develop a comprehensive Disaster Preparedness for Healthcare online course. Some of the contents will be similar to what you may know from the textbook Disaster Preparedness for Healthcare Facilities but it has been updated to include content on cyber security, community mental health, wellness, etc. The course will allow you and your staff to receive accredited education in healthcare disaster preparedness without needing to travel and at a significantly lower expense than in person courses.
WADEM (World Association of Disaster and Emergency Medicine) Improving global prehospital and emergency medicine, public health, and disaster health care and preparedness
Podcasts featuring interviews with authors of articles from Prehospital and Disaster Medicine and invited guests.
Webinars for WADEM members. Nursing preparedness for natural disasters, health considerations for mass gathering events, health system surge capacity, crisis communications, humanitarian medicine, and many more.
The text is geared towards health care workers such as adult and pediatric physicians and nurses, paramedics and health care facility administrators and covers disaster preparedness for health care facilities such as hospitals and long-term care homes
Academic review of the contents was done by international leaders in the disaster preparedness field from the United States, UK and Israel.
