Video Archive 2025

1010 - 1115	Implementing Emergency Medicine - International perspectives Rasmus Strandmark, Anjini Joiner, Anna Yaffee, Markku Grönroos, Frida Meyer
1115 - 1215	Implementing Emergency Medicine - Panel discussion Moderator: Daniel Wilhelms
1230 - 1315
1315 -1400	Implementation work around the country - Can we learn from each other?How do we develop our ways of working? Several emergency clinics present development projects and lessons learned from implementation. Michael von Schickfus	State of the art: Cardiac arrest, organ donation, goutThe latest research findings: Time for a change? - defibrillation in cardiac arrest, Organ Donation from Emergency Care, Gout Jens Wretborn, Lina Holmqvist, Daniel Wilhelms	Thinking outside the box as an EMS leaderHow to leverage your EMS system to address public health and community health challenges - approaching opioid use disorder through a community paramedic program. Anjni Joiner
1400 - 1430		Annual report SVARNews from the Swedish Acute Care Register. Ulf Ekelund	Prehospital subspecialty Markku Grönroos
1430 -1500
1500 - 1530	ECMODifferent indications for ECMO with focus on cardiac arrest ECMO. Bengt Redfors		Prehospital Dialogue Finland - Sweden Frida Meyer & Markku Grönroos
1530 -1600	High-dose Nitroglycerin Rasmus Strandmark		Prehospital Emergency Care System Evaluation Tool (PECSET)The creation and implementation of a tool to guide the development of early-stage EMS systems in Southeast Asia. Anjni Joiner
1600 - 1645	GIC: Intox UpdateThe Poisons Information Center lectures on toxidromes and poisonings with antidepressants. Erik Lindeman, GIC	Journal Clubbed to Death - How to make a JC in the ER survive?Tips and tricks on how to start and keep a journal club alive followed by a "journal club live" where we will discuss the following article: St Peter et al. - Appendicectomy versus antibiotics for acute uncomplicated appendicitis in children: an open-label, international, multicentre, randomized, non-inferiority trial. Lancet. 2025 Emil Westerlund & Samuel Ramsälv	Resources for medical transportation in crisis and warPresentation of the government assignment on mapping, national coordination and information provision in the field of medical transportation. Exercises conducted in this area over the past year (KBÖ24 and CAMO24), regional and national mass casualty planning. Bruno Ziegler

0800 - 0845	Best scientific contribution Hugo Gustavsson, Alice Claeson, Johan Allgoth		Masterclass: Hyponatremia Gerold Kretschmar		Children with fever Sanna Mårtensson "I have pain in my little finger" Wassim Hanna Insights from ambulance careCan the prehospital approach make us more effective emergency physicians? Dominique Vial
0845 - 0915	POCUS & EqualisThe Equalis quality review program for point-of-care ultrasound. Joel Berg & Cristina Bordianu		Masterclass: Kitchen sink won't help with nausea (and Droperidol - the EPs' best friend) Rasmus Strandmark
0915 - 0945	Orbital compartment syndromeLearn how to recognize an orbital compartment syndrome and what to do once you find it. A new, easier pressure relief technique is promised! Caroline Hård af Segerstad		Masterclass: VTE & Pulmonary Embolism Mazdak Tavoly
0945 - 1015
1015 -1100	POCUS Shock Martin Hellgren, Ultrasound Sections		Masterclass: Cardiac arrest and pregnant womenPregnancy scares us in so many ways! We go through what is special about the physiology of pregnant women and what we should consider when resuscitating. A simple model for practicing resuscitative hysterotomy is promised. Caroline Hård af Segerstad		Acute complications of oncology treatmentWhen are emergency measures needed? What do I need to know? When should I call the oncology emergency service? Alice Claeson
1100 - 1215				Building Trauma ProgramsHow can emergency medicine lead institutional trauma program development and beyond to streamline patient care and improve outcomes? Anna Yaffee

900 - 0945	What is right for your dizzy patient?This lecture will guide you through the systematic approach to working up a dizzy patient in the emergency department, emphasizing essential insights and potential pitfalls in the process. Rasmus Strandmark
945 - 1030	emergency medicine & AI (EmergAI)What should we do with AI? Susann Järhult
1030 -1100
1100 - 1145	Tracking in the emergency roomCut the shirt or not? Paper bag or plastic? Learn how to deal with patients involved in crime. Anton Mittendorf, RMV		Special Pathogen Preparedness for the EDSpecial pathogens like Ebola and Lassa fever have high mortality and risk of person-to-person spread. In this session, we will discuss how to implement the three-pronged approach to identify, isolate, and inform to prevent transmission in your emergency department. Anna Yaffee
1145 - 1230	emergency medicine in low-resource countriesHear from an MSF emergency doctor who shares his experiences working in projects - where quick decisions can be the difference between life and death. Hear about the challenges, the ethics and the unwavering will to save lives in some of the world's most vulnerable areas. Kenny Schönström for MSF		Acute care nursingMaking the most of the role of the emergency nurse in the team. Nursing is a broad area where the nurse has specific skills. This area sometimes takes a back seat because of other things that take up more space in acute care. Here we talk about the cornerstones of nursing in the nurse's area of responsibility and what happens when nursing is not provided. David Ekermo & Jenny Milton
1230 - 1330
1330 - 1415	EM leadershipPresentation and panel discussion on American and Swedish perspectives on leadership. Anjni Joiner, Anna Yaffee etc.
1415 - 1515	Best articles of the year R&D SWESEM