Miss Anastasia Mutic is a pharmacology honours student at Monash University School of Clinical Sciences, working alongside Dr Simon Craig. With a focus on paediatric emergency medicine, her research explores differences in antipyretic use for febrile children across tertiary and non-tertiary emergency departments within Victoria. Anastasia’s work is particularly relevant to the conference theme, “Challenge Accepted: For A Better EM Future,” as it aims to improve clinical practices and outcomes for febrile children presenting to the emergency department. Her current project at Monash University reflects her commitment to enhancing paediatric emergency care and her passion for sharing knowledge with the community.
Workshops
Registration for workshops is now CLOSED Please email info@acem2024.com if you require further information regarding additional tickets or if you wish to re-allocate your ticket to another delegate. ACEM 2024 has a range of hands-on educational workshops available for all delegates. View the details below and register today. The ACEM 2024 official program is scheduled in the Australian Central Daylight Savings (ACDT) time zone (GMT+10:30). To check the program times in your location, use a time zone converter. 2 Hours 3.5 Hours 4.75 Hours 90 min Full day Half day Saturday 23 November Sunday
