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Applications for takeAIM fellows now officially open!
Find out more at:
TakeAIM.org.uk/jointheteam
📧 Email us with your CV and a short <200 word statement
📅 Deadline: 22nd May
🚨🚨🚨Calling all Acute Medicine Registrars 🚨🚨🚨
Recruitment will soon be opening for takeAIM.
Come join the team!
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Statement on Recruitment to AIM ST4 - Society for Acute Medicine
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Are you an Acute Medic & Do you want to help End Corridor Care?
Acute Medics as Improvers is a Quality Improvement course designed to help acute clinicians enhance their QI skills and deliver impactful changes.
Be part of the solution - Register here
acutemedicine.org.uk/sam-eve…
📢 Have an interesting case, a QI project or service development work relevant to Acute Medicine? This is your chance to present it!
⏰ Abstract Deadline: 23:59, 5 May 2026
Don’t miss the opportunity to highlight your work in Acute Medicine!
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Thinking about a future in Acute Med? Or curious what it’s all about? 👀
Then come to the 2026 takeAIM Conference and see why it’s the best specialty
📅 Monday 15th June
📍 Royal College Physicians Edinburgh
🔗 More info and registration:
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Join us for the SAM Educational Evening: An SDEC Approach to Headache on 29 October 2025 from 7:30 to 8:30 PM via Zoom. CPD not to be missed!
Free for SAM members
Register here:
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🧠💻 #SAM #HeadacheManagement #Webinar
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@acutemedicine celebrating our incredible AHPs on #AHPsDay
Great patient care is reliant on great team work and our AHPs personify that. Thnaks for all you do 👏👏👏
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Today is Allied Health Professionals Day!
There are 15 AHP roles across a range of sectors from emergency response and diagnosis to rehabilitation.
Thank you to all our AHPs for the crucial role you play in treating, rehabilitating and improving the lives of patients 💙
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“Corridor care is causing harm for patients on a daily basis…patients have better outcomes when they come through acute medical units – lower mortality, shorter stays and better patient experience – so we must fix this situation” - @VickyKomrower independent.co.uk/news/healt…
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This week we celebrate our incredible Specialty and Specialist (SAS) doctors across Acute Medicine. Your expertise, dedication & leadership are vital to the care we deliver every day in our AMUs. Thank you for your commitment to patients, your teams & the specialty. #SASWeek25
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Happy SAS week to all the incredible SAS doctors especially those in acute medicine. 👏👏👏 @acutemedicine
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Incredibly grateful for all the work and support Acute Medicine has seen from Professor Sir Chris Whitty. Congratulations on your SAM Honorary Fellowship @acutemedicine #SAMManchester
Amazing talk by SAM president @VickyKomrower. Acute medicine is a specialty within its own right and we must celebrate that! @acutemedicine
Fantastic talk by @beans2er on sepsis mimics! Don’t forget those zebras! @acutemedicine
Some excellent food for thought from @ailie_h_young at SAM Manchester. @acutemedicine
And what a great start to SAM Manchester! Come and chat to us at the takeAIM stall - we are AIM registrars who are passionate about spreading awareness of, and promoting recruitment to, this wonderful specialty! @acutemedicine
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Excited for SAM Manchester. Happy 25th birthday Acute Medicine! @acutemedicine @take__AIM
What a beautiful day it is for #SAMManchester and an incredible conference programme! @acutemedicine
Eilish Donnelly (@DonnellyEilish) is an Acute Medicine Registrar and previous takeAIM fellow
Here's why Eilish still loves @acute medicine
"I still love acute medicine because of the variety and diagnostic challenge every shift. It allows me to continue learning all the time...
2/2 ...from SDEC to AMU. I love the pragmatism of the MDT and always having a really supportive team.
I am very excited for where the specialty will go in the next twenty five years! "
#CAMW25 #whyIstillloveacutemedicine #25yearsofacutemedicine




















