Global Emergency Medicine is about the intersection between any area of emergency care, and global health. By global health, we mean contexts of access- or resource- limited healthcare. While global health normally implies healthcare delivery in  low or middle income countries (LMIC), inequity happens in high income countries too, for example, among marginalised populations. Global Emergency Medicine is about working for justice and excellence in emergency healthcare, globally!

The Global Emergency Medicine pre-course will be delivered in two parts: a series of short virtual lectures delivered a few weeks before the conference, and in-person workshop in room a, on Wednesday 23^rd September afternoon and Thursday 24^th September morning (see below more detailed programme), in Panacéa Conseil centre, 22 Rue Georges Picquart, 75017 Paris, Paris, France (please note it is different location than EUSEM Congress 2026!)

The course will be submitted for CME accreditation by the EACCME®.

The virtual lectures will cover a wide range of global EM topics (see list below).

The in-person workshop will comprise two half-day sessions, each of four workstations. Delegates will rotate through the stations in groups of 5-6. Stations will focus on themes drawn out in the lectures (see programme below).

• Justify the Significance of Global EM: Articulate the critical role of emergency medicine in improving health outcomes and equity on a global scale.
• Identify Engagement Pathways: Explore diverse opportunities and practical methods for getting involved in global health initiatives.
• Evaluate Systemic Challenges: Analyze the complexities of clinical care, research, and education within resource-limited or developing health systems.
• Apply Practical Skillsets: Demonstrate foundational tools and clinical skills essential for effective practice in global emergency settings.

Pre-recorded lectures are available in EUSEM Academy and access will be provided after registration:

1. Intro to Global Health – Dr G. Cattermole
2. EM capacity building in low resource settings – Dr G. Mbanjumucyo
3. Global EM Fellowships – Dr S. Gidwani
4. Ethical consideration for research in low resource settings – Dr A. Kumar
5. FEAST study – Dr G. Cattermole
6. Quality and Safety in LMICs – Dr K. Janssens
7. WHO ECS toolkits
8. Global Injury

Residents, Nurses, Consultants, Academics, Senior Clinicans

• Dr Vijaya Arun Kumar, IN/US
• Dr Gabin Mbanjumucyo, RW/UK
• Dr Prithvishree Ravindra, IN
• Dr Stig Walravens, BE
• Dr Navid Azad, CH
• Dr Susan Owens, US

The price for this course is € 350 (including 10% VAT)

Please register through your MyEUSEM account by clicking on the EUSEM Congress registration button. From the Pre-courses tab you can select the pre-courses you would like to join.

REGISTER FOR THIS PRE-COURSE