Who is AREMP?
AREMP aims to build inter-hospital camaraderie among resident physicians by facilitating interactions through various activities. It likewise aims to contribute to the improvement of emergency medicine residency training through continuous medical educations such as postgraduate courses, journal club activities, inter-hospital workshop-seminars, special topic symposiums on clinical practice guidelines and updates in the practice of emergency medicine.
Who is AREMP?
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Asosasyon ng mga Residente ng Emergency Medicine sa Pilipinas (AREMP)
The Asosasyon ng mga Residente ng Emergency Medicine sa Pilipinas (AREMP) is the organization of residents training in emergency medicine and emergency medical services. The group was established in 2003 with only 3 hospital members (Makati Medical Center, Ospital ng Makati and St. Luke’s Medical Center). Recently, when the emergency medicine specialists were unified under the Philippine College of Emergency Medicine, the residents likewise felt the need to unify their ranks. To date it has members from the following training institutions for emergency medicine – Makati Medical Center, Ospital ng Makati, East Avenue Medical Center, Philippine General Hospital, Manila Doctors Hospital, St. Luke’s Medical Center, Our Lady of Perpetual Help (DALTA), Daniel O. Mercado Medical Center, De La Salle Medical Center and Pasig General Hospital).
AREMP aims to build inter-hospital camaraderie among resident physicians by facilitating interactions through various activities. It likewise aims to contribute to the improvement of emergency medicine residency training through continuous medical educations such as postgraduate courses, journal club activities, inter-hospital workshop-seminars, special topic symposiums on clinical practice guidelines and updates in the practice of emergency medicine. More importantly, the organization would like to give support to the activities of the Philippine College of Emergence Medicine.institutions for emergency medicine – Makati Medical Center, Ospital ng Makati, East Avenue Medical Center, Philippine General Hospital, Manila Doctors Hospital, St. Luke’s Medical Center, Our Lady of Perpetual Help (DALTA), Daniel O. Mercado Medical Center, De La Salle Medical Center and Pasig General Hospital).
As an emerging field of specialty, AREMP believes that the practice of emergency medicine will be shaped by its future members, thus it aspires to participate in the growth of the specialty. Today, AREMP has 137 active members and represented by 8 appointed officers. Current AREMP President, Dr. Dan Carpio plans to call for a change the name and logo of PAREM to represent the new united group. New officers had conducted bimonthly journal clubs instead of quarterly meetings, and an out-of-town lunch symposium and a two-day team building. Election of the new officers is set on December 2011.
In the coming years, we hope to receive a continuous support from AREMP Alumni, and that through its residents’ membership provided with promising jobs after residency.
In the coming years, we hope to receive a continuous support from AREMP Alumni, and that through its residents’ membership provided with promising jobs after residency.
By: Michelle C. Nagayo, MD
Treasurer
*Dr. Michelle Nagayo is presently the Chief Resident of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the St. Luke’s Medical Center and has had the honor to design the logo of the Philippine College of Emergency Medicine.
Treasurer
*Dr. Michelle Nagayo is presently the Chief Resident of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the St. Luke’s Medical Center and has had the honor to design the logo of the Philippine College of Emergency Medicine.
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