Emergency medicine
Approved Curriculum and Associated Assessment System 2010
Specialty Curriculum and Associated Assessment System
Doctors wishing to undertake training in the specialty of Emergency medicine must first complete 2 years of core training in an Acute Care Common Stem (ACCS) programme. When this is successfully completed, trainees will undergo a further year of ACCS training tailored to Emergency medicine.
Once ACCS training is completed, higher specialty training is specific to Emergency medicine up to completion of training. CCT requires the completion of both core and higher approved training. Click the following links to access the complete curriculum and associated assessment system for Emergency medicine in core and higher training.
Acute Care Common Stem (ACCS) (pdf)
Core and Higher specialty training Curriculum and Associated Assessment System (pdf)
Emergency medicine subspecialty: Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine
Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine is the subspecialty of both Emergency medicine and Anaesthetics. Click the link below to access the complete subspecialty curriculum and associated assessment system.
Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine Curriculum and Assessment blueprint (pdf)
Approved Curriculum and Associated Assessment System 2007
Specialty Curriculum
To view the curriculum, click on the links below.
Associated Assessment System
Click on the link below to view the relevant document.
The assessment blueprint for the ACCS element is defined in the above assessment blueprint document within ST1 and ST2.
Subspecialty
The trainees in Paediatric Emergency Medicine will follow the subspecialty curriculum agreed by College of Emergency Medicine and Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.
Paediatric Emergency Medicine
Annual College Summary 2008/2009 (pdf)