We are the voice of emergency medicine residents in Canada. Our goal is to engage Residents to continue to be involved with CAEP to shape EM in the future.
CAEP Resident Executive Elections 2024-2025 are now open! Apply through the link in our Bio.
List of Positions:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Public Relations Officer
Conference Liaison Lead
Academic Lead
CCFP- EM rep
Applications are due March 29, 2024 11:59 PM EST
Congratulations to all participants in the 2024-25 CCFP-EM match! 🎉 No matter what the results, celebrate your accomplishments and this new chapter ahead! We are proud of each one of you and excited to see the incredible contributions you will make to the healthcare community.
Mark your calendars 📆 The next @CAEPConference comes to beautiful Saskatchewan for the very first time June 9th - 12th 2024 #CAEP24
For more information, visit https://t.co/MtP8WdvjiU
Don't miss out on our @CAEPConference Resident Social on May 27, 6:30 PM at the AMSTERDAM BARREL HOUSE (2nd Floor). There will be free food and all residents and medical students are welcome! Note that you do not have to pay/ participate in the Saturday activities to come.
CAEP2023 is coming up so soon and we would like to share with everyone a couple events that we will be hosting this year. Be sure to check them out and can't wait to see everyone there! #CAEP23@CAEPConference
Don't miss our ECG workshop on Saturday May 27 from 0900-1200 at CAEP 2023. This is free to all residents and space is limited so make sure to RSVP ASAP by e-mailing [email protected]! #CAEP23
Hey everyone! We’re excited to announce the call for the 2023-2024 CAEP Resident Section Executive!
Apply here: https://t.co/Nifmo7oNHv
Position Descriptions: https://t.co/Pp2RKHVlgC
Due date: Friday May 19th, 2023 at 11:59 PM
The @CAEP_WomenInEM is excited to announce the WEM Vertical Mentorship Program for the 2023-2024 year! Medical students, residents and staff are all welcomed to sign up. Please register here: https://t.co/z8c4zVkoGn
The deadline to sign up is Friday April 21st!
RESIDENT RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT: Sean Crooks (University of Calgary) and colleagues found that in an unselected urban cohort, a 5 day iloprost protocol was safe and was associated with a lower digital amputation rate compared with usual care. https://t.co/iRMExuyznd
💡Research Highlight💡: Nathaniel Murray (University of Ottawa) and colleagues surveyed stakeholders to reach consensus on key concepts that should be included in discharge instructions for patients prescribed opioids in the ED. @emergmedottawa https://t.co/lAznGjwVG1
This month we would like to highlight @seanmcrooks publication: Effectiveness of intravenous prostaglandin to reduce digital amputations from frostbite: an observational study https://t.co/IQXu8YPkLW
We're super excited to present the 4th Edition of The Ottawa Handbook of Emergency Medicine!
Updated annually, this peer-reviewed is guide serves as a helpful bedside resource for approaching common acute care presentations:
https://t.co/mPnEhNxbEe
NEW Tiny Tips post coming your way! Do you know the PETMAC mnemonic for the 6 deadly causes of chest pain?!
Check it out here: https://t.co/SPN2CBO2nC
Written by Sam Buchanan, medical student from @uOttawa, edited by Nicholas Swanson & @tingdan.