This is session 2 in a 5-part program.

This FREE program is open to all healthcare professionals working in emergency care settings across South Australia.

Join a growing community of practice dedicated to shared learning, collaboration, and professional support.

Through interactive online sessions, participants will learn best-practice emergency care from an experienced multidisciplinary panel of experts while engaging in clinical case discussions and debriefings.

Individuals and teams are encouraged to submit cases for confidential clinical debriefing. These discussions promote learning and reflection, support continuous quality improvement, and help identify opportunities to enhance clinical workflows and processes, ultimately improving patient care and reducing the risk of future adverse outcomes. 

Meet the Expert Panel

Our sessions will be facilitated by Dr Gerry Considine, Clinical Director, RSCS, and Acting Executive Director of Medical Services, YNLHN, together with a panel of experienced clinicians, including:

• A/Prof Robert Dunn, Emergency Medicine Consultant & Director of Clinical and Academic Emergency Medicine - RAH
• A/Prof Ben Lawton, Paediatric Emergency Medicine Physician and Retrieval Consultant – MedSTAR Kids, SAAS
• A/Prof Adam Nelson, Interventional Cardiologist - RAH
• Dr Andrew Perry, Emergency Medicine & Medical Retrieval Consultant – CALHN & MedSTAR, SAAS
• Dr Chloe Furst, Geriatrician & Palliative Care Consultant, Co-Head of Unit, Department of Geriatric and Rehabilitation Medicine – RAH
• Dr Lydia Kennedy, Neonatologist & Retrieval Consultant - MedSTAR Kids, SAAS
• Dr Kerri Benn, Neonatologist & Retrieval Consultant - Mt Barker Hospital, MedSTAR Kids, SAAS
• Dr Nathan West, ICU Consultant - MedSTAR, SAAS
• Belinda Amber, Retrieval Nurse Consultant - MedSTAR Kids, SAAS
   

SAPMEA has received Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing funding and the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) support for participation in the Emergency Medicine Education and Training activity under the 'Specialist Training Program'.