Great to see the head of the #COVID19 response for the #WHO singing the praises of Africa, and particularly South Africa’s, response to the pandemic. A reminder that the global North does not have a monopoly on knowledge, and can learn much with some humility and collaboration

“In Africa #COVID19 : Kenya has only 200 INTENSIVE CARE beds for its 50 million population! In many countries from Mali to Liberia, several ventilators fall on millions of people! 1.2 BILLION PEOPLE in danger ... “

New Blog📣Jesse Schrage grapples with how to change carbon-intensive practices at home, in acadmia, and offers exciting solutions for rerouting the norms of academic engagement UiB CET theclimatepress.com/blog

“Society have created theses boxes that people must fit in to and if you don’t fit in one then you have to continuously justify yourself” Amazing Talk on Diversity in Emergency Medicine by Kaleb Lachenicht. #EMSSA2019 #AFEM @Callum__Swift Jimmy Lee

#EMSSA19 #AFEM

Awesome! All the best.

Invisible voices:
Sad to hear the Rwandan speaker for the RoySocMed Royal College of Emergency Medicine event on Monday may actually not join us due to Home Office related issues.
Who better to give a perspective on global EM than someone from a successful LMIC EM training programme?
Very disappointed.

We couldn’t be prouder of our LSEM trainee rep Heounohu Hessou on gaining acceptance for Emergency Medicine training at the University of Cape Town 2021! #badEM Brave African Discussions in EM The African Federation for Emergency Medicine RCEM Global Emergency Medicine IEMTA

You can never be too prepared when it comes to the Major Emergency Plan! RCEM Global Emergency Medicine IEMTA Jimmy Lee #badEM Brave African Discussions in EM

It's all about the simple things. Getting the basics down with National Director of EMS, Mark Luke, on the Resus Training Programme at JFK. RCEM Global Emergency Medicine PECC Africa Afr J Emerg Med The African Federation for Emergency Medicine #badEM Brave African Discussions in EM

Great work from PEM coming out of Liberia! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Liberian EDs are no strangers to trolley crises. Whiteboard dry rounds let the on-call teams know a bit more about the patients they get called to see in the ER (including where they are!) Life(saving) is sometimes about the simple things.

Long time coming, but Liberian EM is finally on Twitter! Check out our website at lsem.info to see what we've been up to The African Federation for Emergency Medicine Afr J Emerg Med PECC Africa #badEM Brave African Discussions in EM RCEM Global Emergency Medicine