Social Emergency Medicine and Population Health

The Social Emergency Medicine and Population Health Interest Group is the exploration of the interplay of the emergency care system and social forces such as housing, food, violence and others. The Social Emergency Medicine and Population Health interest group provides a forum for the exchange of ideas in curriculum development on social factors and their role in emergency care as well as the development of a much-needed research agenda.

SEMPH Literature:

• Alcohol
• Drugs & Addiction
• Firearm Violence
• Food & Nutrition
• Housing & Homelessness
• Immigration & Documentation Status
• Incarceration
• Infectious Diseases
• Language & Cultural Barriers
• LGBTQ
• Mental Health
• Race & Gender
• Sexual Violence & Human Trafficking
• Social Emergency Medicine / Population Health / Social Determinants of Health
• Teaching

Forms: 

• Missing Research Submission Form
• Collaborator Intake Form