Panorama of Emergency Medicine, Hamra (2025)

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

27/06/2025

It was an honor to participate in Urgences 2025, organized by SFMU, and to engage with so many professionals dedicated to advancing emergency medicine.

We sincerely thank all those who took the time to stop by the Panorama of Emergency Medicine booth — your interest and insights made this event a valuable experience.

Here are a few highlights from the congress, capturing the inspiring exchanges and shared commitment to progress in our field.

29/05/2025

💙 Thank you to everyone who shared their words for PoEM for EM Contest!

📖 Your poems highlighted the dedication and resilience at the heart of Emergency Medicine.

✍ We’re excited to share a selection of your submissions — each one a unique tribute to those who care in moments that matter most.

▶️ Swipe to read the featured poems!

26/05/2025

🌍 PoEM at ICEM 2025 – Montréal, Canada 🇨🇦

We’re proud to announce that our Chief Editor, Dr. Nagi Souaiby, is representing Panorama of Emergency Medicine at the 24th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2025)!

Held from May 23 to 28, this global event brings together emergency medicine professionals from all over the world 🌎

Dr. Nagi Souaiby’s participation is a true reflection of our commitment to innovation, collaboration, and global impact in emergency care 🤝

🔗 Learn more: https://www.icem2025.com/nagi-souaiby

18/05/2025

🎉 "PoEM for EM" – A Short Poem Contest for Emergency Medicine Day

To celebrate the heart of Emergency Medicine on May 27, PoEM – Panorama of Emergency Medicine is launching a short poem contest!

📜 Theme: "In the Pulse of the Emergency"
Let your words honor those who stand strong in moments of urgency and care. Submit a poem (max 3 stanzas) in any language, in rhyme, free verse, or your own unique style.

Deadline: May 24, 2025
🏆 Symbolic Prize: Selected poems will be published and featured on our social media with full credit.

📩 Submit your poem by email to: poem@panoramaoem.com
Or drop it as a comment below.

🌍 Let your voice echo in the pulse of EM!

05/05/2025

📄 Quality of Life Following COVID-19 Vaccination in Lebanese Adults

In this research article, the authors present compelling data showing how COVID-19 vaccination not only protects against illness, but also significantly improves quality of life—enhancing physical, psychological, and social well-being among Lebanese adults.

As part of our World Immunization Week series, this study adds a powerful argument for vaccination: a healthier, more fulfilling daily life.

🔗 Dive into the full article on our website: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/article/view/34/21

05/05/2025

📄 Mpox: Understanding the Outbreak

In this insightful review, the author examines the recent Mpox outbreak, declared a global emergency. The article calls for urgent international collaboration on vaccine preparedness, stigma reduction, and swift response systems to curb the spread.

As part of our World Immunization Week spotlight, this piece reminds us that proactive immunization efforts are key to staying ahead of emerging public health threats.

🔗 Read the full article on our website: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/article/view/42/25

02/05/2025

📄 Post-COVID-19 Kawasaki-Like Vasculitis and Endocarditis: A Case Report

In this singular case study, the authors shed light on a rare but serious post-COVID complication in a young adult male. The recurring cardiac crises emphasize why vaccination, timely boosters, and long-term monitoring remain critical — even for those already vaccinated.

Part of our series, this article reinforces the need for vigilance in post-pandemic care.

🔗 Read the full article on our website: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/article/view/30/22

02/05/2025

🌍 This World Immunization Week, we’re joining the global conversation to spotlight the power of vaccines in protecting lives and communities. At Panorama of Emergency Medicine (POEM), we are committed to promoting vaccine literacy and supporting evidence-based strategies through open-access research.

💡 Throughout this week, we’ll be highlighting 3 key articles published in our journal that explore critical aspects of immunization in emergency and outbreak contexts.

📖 Stay tuned — and dive into the science that shapes public health.

19/04/2025

Not all leg swellings are what they seem. When a 55‑year‑old cancer patient presented with persistent unilateral leg swelling, the initial diagnoses—deep vein thrombosis, cellulitis, and Baker’s cyst—were quickly ruled out. What followed was a complex diagnostic journey that ultimately revealed a rare cause: proximal venous obstruction secondary to diffuse peritoneal carcinomatosis.

This recently published case report on PoEM demonstrates how a multidisciplinary, imaging‑led strategy can unmask atypical threats that elude conventional workups. This case reinforces the need to think beyond textbook patterns—especially in oncology patients—so that life‑threatening diagnoses aren’t missed.

🔎 Read the full case in our newest issue: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/article/view/45

14/04/2025

At PoEM, our mission is to make medical knowledge accessible to all healthcare professionals.

On this World Chagas Disease Day, we’re shedding light on this silent yet serious parasitic infection that can present with acute or chronic complications, often first seen in the Emergency Department.

🩺 Early recognition is key to effective management.

🔗 Learn more about Chagas Disease in the Emergency Department: https://panoramaoem.com/index.php/poem/editor-corner

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