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PoEM is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed open access scientific journal.

07/11/2025

PoEM is proud to highlight the Oman Society of Emergency Medicine Conference 2026, a milestone event advancing emergency medicine across the region 🌎

🗓 05-06 Feb 2026 (Pre Conf 04 Feb)
📍 Grand Millenium Muscat, Oman

For more info: https://osemconf.com/

12/09/2025

📢 Deadline Extended!

Following the requests of several professionals, we are pleased to announce that the submission deadline for the 10th Annual International Qatar Pediatric Emergency Medicine Conference has been extended to 25 September 2025 (midnight, Qatar time).

The conference will take place online from 16 to 18 January 2026, and the top 35 selected abstracts will be published Open Access in a special edition of the PoEM journal, each with an individual DOI.

Don’t miss this opportunity to share your work and contribute to advancing pediatric emergency medicine research and practice.

🔗 Visit our website for more info

01/09/2025

PoEM is pleased to announce its collaboration with the 10th Annual International Qatar Pediatric Emergency Medicine Conference, which will take place online from 16 to 18 January 2026.

The top 35 selected abstracts will be published Open Access in a special edition of the PoEM journal, each with an individual DOI.

Abstracts must be submitted by 11 September 2025 (midnight, Qatar time).

Join us in advancing pediatric emergency medicine research and practice. We look forward to your contributions!

🔗 Visit our website for more info: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/qpem-poem

11/08/2025

Artificial intelligence does not hesitate. It calculates, classifies, and predicts.
However, on this occasion, it detected “no abnormality”, based on algorithms focused solely on bone structures.

The clinician, however, recognized a clear emergency and intervened accordingly.

🔗 Read our latest editorial: “When Clinical Acumen Meets Artificial Intelligence: Lessons from a Neglected Hand Infection”
https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/editor-corner

04/08/2025

August 4, 2020 – 2025
Five years on, we reflect.

The Beirut port explosion left a lasting impact, on the city, its people, and the emergency medical field.

At Panorama of Emergency Medicine, we remain committed to documenting and amplifying the experiences, insights, and lessons that emerged from this event.

Through the voices of our editorial board members, featured interviews, and published articles, we have continued to explore how this disaster reshaped the landscape of emergency care in Lebanon and beyond.

Today, we share two excerpts from past contributions that reflect on the scale of the event and the enduring challenges it brought to light.

🔗 Articles available here:
https://www.secoursmag.fr/2020/09/10/entretien-58-dr-nagi-souaiby-pionnier-de-la-medecine-durgence-au-liban-une-incomparable-resilience/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348325979_Beirut_Explosion_the_full_story

24/07/2025

On the occasion of International Self-Care Day, we want to highlight one of our latest issues on POEM that reminds us how essential it is for healthcare professionals to prioritize their own well-being.

Like climbing a mountain, the daily challenges faced by medical professionals demand resilience, strength, and perseverance. Yet, true strength comes from moments of rest and self-care, those pauses that revitalize the mind and body, helping us face life’s obstacles with renewed clarity and purpose.

If you’re on the frontlines of care, remember: taking time for yourself is not a sign of weakness but a vital part of sustaining your ability to care for others.

This Self-Care Day, we encourage you to embrace self-care as a foundation for professional resilience and lasting impact.

22/07/2025

📑 New article published in Panorama of Emergency Medicine (Vol.3, Issue.1)

Screening Gaps in Diabetic Kidney Disease Care in Lebanon

In a country facing economic collapse and the lingering effects of the pandemic, this retrospective study analyzes medical records from 258 patients with diabetes to evaluate adherence to diabetic nephropathy screening recommendations.

The findings reveal that fewer than half of patients were screened, despite a high prevalence of abnormal kidney markers.

By identifying key factors associated with screening, such as younger age and better glycemic control, the study highlights significant disparities in access to preventive care.

Beyond the data, it underscores the urgent need for national awareness campaigns and institutional quality improvement initiatives to close a critical gap in chronic disease care in Lebanon.

🔗 Read the full article: www.panoramaoem.com

DOI: 10.26738/poem.v3i1.58

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