PISEC

08/04/2026

06/04/2026

We are proud to announce our Keynote Speaker for the PISEC Scientific Conference 2026.

Dr Peter Allely
President, ACEM

Dr Allely commenced his term as President of ACEM in November 2025 and is a highly respected leader in emergency medicine. A Fellow of ACEM since 2008, he served as Director of Emergency Medicine at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (2014–2025) and continues to contribute clinically in emergency care.
He is recognised for his leadership in advancing emergency care systems, with a strong focus on improving patient flow, addressing emergency department overcrowding, strengthening research and evidence-based practice, and advocating for both patients and the emergency medicine workforce.
Dr Allely brings a wealth of clinical leadership and system-level insight to the global stage.

Join us in Apia, Samoa (13–14 August 2026) as we bring together global and Pacific leaders to shape the future of emergency and critical care.

Secure your spot today – Register Now.

02/04/2026

Mark it down in your calendars.

So excited to see you all at the event.

29/03/2026

NCDs are a serious concern to all of us.
Samoan Scientist thank you 🙏 for sharing.

29/03/2026

22/03/2026

This week we feature the amazing team in Vanuatu 🇻🇺 with some photos from the APLS & PLS in Port Vila.

Thank you Dr Basil for sharing.

19/03/2026

MIMMS isn’t just a course – it’s the backbone of safe, coordinated care when our communities face big events and emergencies across the Pacific. The Pope’s visit to PNG in September 2024 demonstrated the effective system.

“Many elderly and chronically ill pilgrims also made the journey to see the Pope, adding a significant layer of complexity to the medical planning and on‑site care.” Dr Garry Nou (PNGEMT)

For that mass gathering, an Advanced Casualty Management Centre (ACMC) was planned and run using MIMMS principles: clear command, simple triage, safe layout and smooth patient flow. This was a true collaboration between National St John Ambulance PNG, NCD Public Health RRTs and the PNG Emergency Medical Team and partners in our Emergency Care Networks, with cover starting as early as 4 am.

Investing in MIMMS and EMT training across the Pacific is essential – it gives teams a shared language and approach so they can work as one when it matters most. Huge respect to everyone who quietly did the work behind the scenes so our communities could gather, worship and celebrate safely

19/03/2026

Background Emergency care (EC) systems provide an integrated platform for addressing urgent healthcare needs. It has been estimated that time-sensitive conditions comprise approximately half of the ...

18/03/2026

Amazing collaboration, the shared Emergency Care vision.