Emergency Medicine ECHO (Past)
Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes
This ECHO Network has now concluded.
Below you will find the meeting recordings, presentations and resources discussed and presented during the series.
Please note, only the didactic presentations are recorded during the meetings. Group discussion and case presentations are not recorded.
Meeting Resources
Meeting # 1: Assessment and Management of Chest Injuries (July 31)
Meeting # 2: Paediatric and Neonatal Respiratory Emergencies (August 28)
Meeting # 3: Consent and Capacity in Emergency Situations (September 25)
Meeting # 4: Dental Emergencies (October 30)
Meeting # 5: ENT Emergencies (November 27)
Meet the Emergency Medicine ECHO expert panel
- Dr Gerard Considine, GP - Clare Medical Centre & Vice President - Rural Doctors Association of South Australia
- Dr Andrew Perry, Emergency Medicine & Medical Retrieval Consultant – CALHN & MedSTAR, SAAS
- A/Prof Robert Dunn, Emergency Medicine Consultant & Director of Clinical and Academic Emergency Medicine - RAH
- Dr Ian Bricher, Emergency Medicine Consultant & Retrieval Registrar – CALHN & MedSTAR, SAAS
- A/Prof Ben Lawton, Paediatric Emergency Medicine Physician and Retrieval Consultant – MedSTAR Kids
- A/Prof Amy Keir, Senior Consultant Neonatologist - FMC & Chief Medical Advisor - SAAS
- Dr Chloe Furst, Geriatrician & Palliative Care Consultant, Co-Head of Unit – RAH
- Dr Greg Miller, General Dentist & Co-founder, Australian Dental Foundation
- Christopher Marlow, Rescue/Retrieval Paramedic - Rescue Retrieval and Aviation Services SA Ambulance
- Dr Theo Athanasiadis, ENT Surgeon - Flinders Medical Centre
Plus, a host of guest panellists joining the program.
Learn more about how ECHO sessions work here.
Find other ECHO networks here.
For questions and enquiries, please contact the ECHO Coordinator at ECHO@sapmea.asn.au.
This program was funded under the SAPMEA EMET Program. SAPMEA has received Commonwealth Department of Health funding and ACEM support for participation in the EMET program under the Specialist Training Program.

