Emergency Medicine
Emergency Medicine Academic Group
From Research to Resuscitation
The University of Leicester Emergency Medicine Academic Group (EMAG) is one of the largest Emergency Care research groups in the UK, encompassing both adult and paediatric emergency care.
Research
Research conducted within EMAG crosses the spectrum from bench research to clincial studies to implementation studies. The work divides into four main topic areas:
- Use of novel devices for illness identification and treatment
- Injury Research
- Paediatric Emergency Care
- Clinical trials in Emergency Care
Grants Held
EMAG has a portfolio of grants to support our program of Emergency Care Research. The Group is closely involved with the Leicester Diagnostics Development Unit (DDU).
Teaching and Academic Training
The Emergency Medicine Academic Group runs a comprehensive training program in Academic Emergency Medicine, with an undergraduate Acute Care Block, Intercalated BSc studentships, Academic Clinical Fellowships, MD students and PhD students.
The Group provides a strictly limited number of elective placements for both Leicester and external medical undergraduates.
Latest News
Planet Earth Online program on medical diagnostics in Leicester is here
Podcast on the implementation of EMAG research on tranexamic acid is available here
How to implement TXA in your Emergency Department here
See a video of the Diagnostics Development Unit here.
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