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34th Annual Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Research Forum

Conference Summary

In recognition of the efforts being taken to develop innovative models of care, caring for unique patients, and advancing the specialty through research, the Wisconsin chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians (WACEP) partners with the Departments of Emergency Medicine at both the University of Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin to host the annual Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Research Forum during its Spring Symposium.

The Research Forum is a joint conference sponsored by:

  • BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Wisconsin
  • Department of Emergency Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin
  • Wisconsin chapter of the American College of Emergency Physicians

Conference agenda will be posted when available.

Poster Presentation Abstracts

Deadline: January 15, 2026

  • Abstracts must be submitted as Microsoft Word documents that are no longer than 250 words (does not include author or conflict of interest information).
  • Abstracts must be structured with Title, Introduction, Objective/Hypothesis, Results, Conclusion

Submit an abstract

Annual Wisconsin Emergency Medicine Research Forum Highlights

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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Poster Presentation
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Keynote Address 2
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Keynote Address Introduction
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Keynote Address 1
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Audience Question
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Hargarten and Aufderheide
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2022 EM Annual Research Forum Audience Discussion
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Contact Us

Department of Emergency Medicine
Medical College of Wisconsin
emresearch@mcw.edu

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