Alcohol Harm in Emergency Departments 2014 Survey Results Launch

The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) invites you to the launch of the Alcohol Harm in Emergency Departments 2014 Survey results.

ACEM surveyed over 2000 clinicians about their experiences of alcohol-affected patients in emergency departments. This is the largest survey of its kind to be undertaken in Australia and New Zealand. The survey results confirm that alcohol has a serious impact on staff and other patients. Join us to get a first-hand glimpse of the survey findings, and hear the reality of alcohol harm in our emergency departments from the clinicians who deal with it on a daily basis.

Event Information
Thursday 6 November 2014
10.30: Registration
11.00: Launch Forum
12.00: Light lunch and networking

Michael Chamberlain Lecture Theatre
Aikenhead Wing
St Vincent’s Hospital, Melbourne
41 Victoria Parade (cnr Nicholson Street)
Fitzroy VIC 3065

RSVP: Places are strictly limited. Attendance cannot be guaranteed without confirmation of registration.

Why should I attend?
Understand the impact of alcohol presentations on Australasian EDs.
Gain an insight into the experiences of clinical staff working in the ED environment.
Hear ACEM’s recommendations for measures to deal with the problems caused by alcohol harm.

Find out more
For information or enquiries, contact Ange Wadsworth: angela.wadsworth@acem.org.au