4:00pm-5:45pm

Sponsored by the Journal of Emergency Medicine (JEM)

The AAEM/JEM Resident and Student Research Competition is designed to recognize outstanding research achievements by residents and students in emergency medicine. The six highest-scored submissions are presented as oral abstracts on Monday, April 7, and the remaining abstracts are presented as posters on Tuesday, April 8.

8:00am-5:00pm

The Photo Competition features case reports and visual data that deliver educational value to the EM physician. Abstracts will include chief complaint, history of present illness, pertinent physical exam, clinical questions and answers, case discussion, pearls, and at least one photograph of the patient, pathology specimens, Gram stains, EKGs, and radiographic studies or other visual data. The accepted posters were selected based on the clinical value of the case, the clarity of images, and usefulness of clinical questions.

Top Posters will have a Guided Tour from 12:15pm-1:15pm.

4:10pm-6:00pm

Sponsored by AAEM/RSA and the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine (WestJEM)

The AAEM/RSA and WestJEM Population Health Research Competition showcases resident and medical student research, specifically in areas that affect the health of populations of patients in and around the ED.

8:00am-5:00pm

The Photo Competition features case reports and visual data that deliver educational value to the EM physician. Abstracts will include chief complaint, history of present illness, pertinent physical exam, clinical questions and answers, case discussion, pearls, and at least one photograph of the patient, pathology specimens, Gram stains, EKGs, and radiographic studies or other visual data. The accepted posters were selected based on the clinical value of the case, the clarity of images, and usefulness of clinical questions.

Top Posters will have a Guided Tour from 12:15pm-1:15pm.

7:30am – 5:00pm

Sponsored by the AAEM Young Physicians Section (YPS-AAEM)

The YPS-AAEM Research Competition is designed to recognize outstanding research achievements by young physicians in emergency medicine. The top four abstracts are invited for an oral presentation at Scientific Assembly; the rest are invited to present posters on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.

Answer: The notification for acceptance or declination of the submitted abstracts will be November 13, 2024. If you do not receive an email, please contact Roxanne Dobbs, AAEM Education and Program Manager.

Answer: Within the invitation email, a link is provided to confirmed abstracts. If you did not receive this email, please contact Roxanne Dobbs, AAEM Education and Program Manager.

Answer: The invitation email will list the presentation type. If the invitation is listed as “Poster Presentation”, you will need to prepare a poster accordingly.  AAEM/RSA and WestJEM Population Health Research Competition will not need to prepare a poster.

If your invitation lists you as an oral presenter for the YPS-AAEM Research Competition and the AAEM and JEM Resident and Student Research Competition, you will not need to prepare a poster.

Photo Competition, AAEM and JEM Resident and Student Research Competition, and YPS-AAEM Research Competitions that are listed with the presentation type “Poster Presentation” will need to prepare a poster.

Answer: All poster printing details are listed in the invitation email. Here are the details below:

Each presenter is responsible for printing their own poster, AAEM will not collect the files and send them to the printer. There is a FedEx within the Intercontinental Miami. Please email a PDF file of your poster to Claudia Baldasti. The subject line should list “AAEM25 – Presenter Full Name”. In the body of the email, please list a title of the poster, a pick-up date, a phone number for payment, and the person who will be picking up the poster.

The hours for the Intercontinental Miami are: Monday – Friday 7am – 7pm and Saturday 8am – 5pm. They are not open on Sunday, April 6, 2025.

The FedEx can receive your files from March 21^st – April 5^th for all paper sizes listed below. For any poster size listed 48”x96”, the deadline is April 3, 2025. To ensure your poster is printed on time, email Claudia Baldasti your PDF file by Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

Once FedEx receives your email, a member of their staff will contact you for payment over the phone. They do not receive payment via email.

Heavyweight Coated Paper – $15 per square foot

Posters can be printed any size in between these, but these are the most common. Turnaround time: As little as two hours, but this depends on production at the time.

Banner Vinyl – $9 per square foot

Posters can be printed any size in between these, but these are the most common. Turnaround time: 24 hours (except for the 48×96, FedEx needs at least 48 hours), not including weekends.

Answer: Yes. Contact Roxanne Dobbs, AAEM Education and Program Manager, to update the information on who will be going in your place for further communications.  

Answer: If you are selected as a Top Poster for AAEM25, it is highly recommended to stand next to your poster during the Guided Top Poster tours. These tours are on Tuesday, April 7 and Wednesday, April 8 from 12:15pm-1:15pm. All other poster presenters are encouraged but not required to stand next to their poster to answer additional questions.

Answer: Yes. All invited and accepted abstract presenters must register for AAEM25. More details on registration can be found here.

Answer: No. Only the presenter that will be onsite at AAEM25 needs to register for the conference. If all authors wish to present the abstract, everyone will need to register for AAEM25.

Answer: CCMS-AAEM Breviloquent Competition submissions will receive a $500 travel reimbursement after attending AAEM25. The Emergency Ultrasound Section of AAEM (EUS-AAEM) will provide a partial reimbursement of up to $100 in poster printing costs to the posters that are selected for the EUS-AAEM poster competition.

There are no other stipends or compensations available for poster or oral abstracts at AAEM25.

Answer: Presenters must bring their slides in Microsoft PowerPoint^TM format on a portable USB drive. If you wish to use a Keynote or other Mac presentation, please bring your own Mac laptop and connecters (dongles.) You may use a slide template from your institution or a slide template of your own design. The screens are 16:9 ratio. You do not need to submit slides in advance. Please bring your slides directly to the presentation room.

A PC laptop, projection screen, and slide advancer will be provided. Internet connection is not provided in the meeting room; links to videos or online resources will not be available. There will be no AV technician in the room. You will be asked to plug in your presentation and begin speaking.