Managing Cardiovascular Emergencies In A Malaysian Hospital - Challenges and Issues

This is the talk I gave during ICEM 2010 under the International Experience of Cardiology Track. In this presentation, I highlighted some of the challenges I see within the Malaysian setting, I focus mainly on prehospital and A&E setting. Issues that are conventionally under the care of the cardiologists are not discussed.Managing Cardiovascular Emergencies In A Malaysian Hospital - Challenges

Lessons Learned From ICEM 2010 (Part G): 22 Emergency Medicine-Related Research Ideas and Tips Gained From ICEM 2010

22 Emergency Medicine-Related Research Ideas and Tips Drawn From ICEM 20101) Conduct a study to look into the influence of economic recession and inflation on Malaysian patients’ preferences of medical treatment (public healthcare including emergency department facilities versus private healthcare facilities).2) As a paradigm shift, carry out more preventive medicine in emergency medicine

Lessons Learned From ICEM 2010 (Part F)

Lessons learned from:Engaging Asia in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Multicentre Research – Opportunities and Challenges – by Dr. Fu ShengIn this talk, Dr. Fu Sheng conceded that there is need for an Asian collaboration for pediatric emergency medicine research projects. Studies from western countries are not always applicable within the Asian context.The Asian continent, with the biggest

Lessons Learned From ICEM 2010 (Part E)

Lessons learned from:Overcoming the Barriers to Undertaking Research in Emergency Medicine and Creative Ways of Sustaining Your Academic Research Funding – A/Prof Kevin WardTo create a sustainable research platform in emergency medicine within our local setting, the speaker repeatedly mentioned three basic ingredients:EducateCollaborateInnovateOne discipline that emergency medicine can