Publications
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Academic Emergency MedicineFeb 16, 2021
Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM) is the official flagship journal of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM). Each month, AEM publishes peer-reviewed, cutting-edge research relevant to emergency care and its potential to elevate the human condition during times of emergency. Topics include clinical trials, observational cohort and other human subject studies, innovative diagnostics and therapeutics, concept papers, clinical controversies, economic and policy analysis, health services research, and laboratory and basic science. AEM equips emergency medicine department leaders with evidence to inform clinical operations, policy, and departmental decision-making while advancing academic publishing in medicine.
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AEM Education and TrainingFeb 16, 2021
Academic Emergency Medicine Education and Training is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing information relevant to education and training in emergency medicine, including (but not limited to): Original Contributions Brief Contributions New Ideas in B-E-D-side Teaching (educational case reports) Education Case Conference Commentary and Perspectives Book Media Review Canvas/Transitions (personal narrative, creative writing, art, photographs, etc.) AEM E&T provides a venue for publishing the excellent work emergency medicine educators are doing and gives them an opportunity to share their expertise around the world. The journal adds to the growing body of knowledge that enables the education and training of individuals across the continuum, from medical students, residents, advanced practice providers, and fellows to faculty—all with the goal of advancing the care of patients.
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SAEM PulseFeb 16, 2021
Published digitally, six times a year, SAEM Pulse is the official membership publication and “voice” of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine. SAEM Pulse connects you with the academic emergency medicine community and keeps SAEM members up to date on society news and information and on the trends, issues, and best practices that affect academic emergency medicine.
