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About
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Our work
- Global Campaign Against ED Over-Crowding
- Advocacy
- Emergency Medical Care Worker Wellbeing
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Committees Committees
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Clinical Practice Committee Clinical Practice Committee
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Continuing Professional Development Committee Continuing Professional Development Committee
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Core Curriculum and Education Committee Core Curriculum and Education Committee
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Finance Committee Finance Committee
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Governance Committee Governance Committee
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Research Committee Research Committee
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Speciality Implementation Committee Speciality Implementation Committee
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Special Interest Groups Special Interest Groups
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Behavioral Emergencies SIG Behavioral Emergencies SIG
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Critical Care in Emergency Medicine SIG Critical Care in Emergency Medicine SIG
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Disaster Medicine SIG Disaster Medicine SIG
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EM Resident Trainee Special Interest Group EM Resident Trainee Special Interest Group
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Emergency Ultrasound SIG Emergency Ultrasound SIG
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Gender Specific Issues SIG Gender Specific Issues SIG
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Geriatric Emergency Medicine SIG Geriatric Emergency Medicine SIG
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Informatics Special Interest Group Informatics Special Interest Group
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Technology SIG Technology SIG
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Paediatric Emergency Medicine SIG Paediatric Emergency Medicine SIG
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Public and Environmental Health SIG Public and Environmental Health SIG
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Quality and Safety SIG Quality and Safety SIG
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Trauma SIG Trauma SIG
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Taskforces Taskforces
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Portuguese Translation Taskforce Portuguese Translation Taskforce
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Spanish Translation Taskforce Spanish Translation Taskforce
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World Health Organization Taskforce World Health Organization Taskforce
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Events Taskforce Events Taskforce
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Resources
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Education
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Events
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International Conference on Emergency Medicine International Conference on Emergency Medicine
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Hungarian Association for Emergency Medicine
http://www.msotke.hu/
H-1028
Budapest
Hungary
Full Member
Emergency medicine is a basic speciality since 2002 in Hungary. The training period is 60 months long. If the candidate already has a qualification from other speciality (i.e. internal medicine, intensive care, orthopaedic-trauma, paediatrics), the training period is 25 months.
HuSEM together with the four Hungarian medical schools (SE, SzOTE, POTE, DOTE) elaborated the guideline for the graduate and post-graduate education, according to the European Curriculum of Emergency Medicine.
Website - www.msotke.hu