The Society for Acute Medicine’s meetings committee carefully selects speakers and topics to reflect SAM’s commitment, drive and determination towards the importance of the multi-professional team on the AMU and the delivery of the highest standard of patient care. Our conferences are inclusive of this vision and strive to include forward-looking and thought-provoking speakers who are at the top of their field.
SAM Conferences 2014
1-2 May 2014 Amsterdam (#SAMsterdam)
Registration is now open for SAMsterDAM. The 2014 Spring Meeting will attract Physicians, Doctors in Training, AHP’s, Pharmacists and all those involved in caring for patients with acute medical problems. SAM’s 2014 Spring Meeting will be held in conjunction with the newly formed Dutch Acute Medicine Society (DAM). Please click here for more information and to register online
Submit your Abstract for Oral Presentation or Poster Display at SAMsterDAM: Submissions are invited from all professionals working in acute medicine.
View the Call for Abstracts here and click here to submit your abstract online
2-3 October 2014 Brighton (#SAMBrighton)
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More from SAM
More news, statements and updates from the Society for Acute Medicine.
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“Carrying an existing crisis into winter” – SAM president (20 October)
Commenting on a survey published today (20 October 2026) by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) which found 150 of the UK’s leading A&E doctors have said they are very worried about the pressure that Emergency Departments will face this winter, Dr Vicky Price, president of the Society for Acute Medicine, said: “The concerns…
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Corridor Care Coalition letter to Yvette Cooper MP (16 October)
As one of 16 organisations which form the Corridor Care Coalition, the Society for Acute Medicine co-signed a letter to Yvette Cooper, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, highlighting that corridor care is incompatible with safe, high-quality care. Read the letter in full here
Society for Acute Medicine
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