Global emergency medicine: four part series : Paper 4: Global EM education and professionalization.

IF 2.4 CJEM Pub Date : 2024-08-01 Epub Date: 2024-05-27 DOI:10.1007/s43678-024-00698-0
Amanda Collier, Susan A Bartels, Kelly Eggink, Andrew W Battison, Shannon Chun, Kimberly Desouza, Marko Erak, Cheryl Hunchak, Kirsten Johnson, Nour Khatib, Taofiq Oyedokun, Arjun Sithamparapillai, James Stempien, Megan Landes, Jodie Pritchard
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In 2018, the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) academic symposium included developing recommendations on supporting global emergency medicine (EM) in Canadian departments and divisions. Members of CAEP's Global EM committee created a four-part series to be published in CJEM that would build upon the symposium recommendations. The objective is to offer practical tools to EM physicians interested in becoming involved in Global EM, as well as provide departments with successful Canadian case examples that foster, facilitate, and grow Global EM efforts. This submission is the fourth paper of the series which focuses on education and continuing professional development for Global EM. It includes resources for resident global EM electives, fellowship training and ongoing or additional CPD training for practicing EM physicians. It also highlights the importance of pre-departure training and other required elements of engaging responsibly in Global EM work.

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全球急诊医学:四部分系列 :论文 4:全球急诊医学教育和专业化。
2018 年,加拿大急诊医师协会(CAEP)学术研讨会包括就支持加拿大各科室和部门的全球急诊医学(EM)提出建议。加拿大急诊医师协会全球急诊医学委员会的成员在研讨会建议的基础上,在《加拿大急诊医学杂志》(CJEM)上发表了由四部分组成的系列文章。其目的是为有兴趣参与全球急救事业的急救医生提供实用工具,并为各部门提供成功的加拿大案例,以促进、推动和发展全球急救事业。本论文是该系列的第四篇论文,重点关注全球电磁学的教育和持续职业发展。它包括住院医师全球EM选修课、研究员培训和执业EM医生的持续或额外CPD培训的资源。它还强调了出国前培训的重要性,以及负责任地参与全球电磁工作的其他必要因素。
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