WOMEN IN ACADEMIC EM
SAEM PULSE | SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2024
Discover What You Might Have Missed: Top Publications From AWAEM Members
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By Jane M. Hayes, MD, MPH; Lindsay V. Walsh, MD; Margaret E. Samuels-Kalow, MD, MPhil, MSHP; and Richelle J. Cooper, MD, MSHS, on behalf of the SAEM Academy for Women in Academic Emergency Medicine In the rapidly evolving field of emergency medicine, the scholarly contributions of women physicians are increasingly critical to shaping the future of patient care and advancing the discipline. The Academy for Women in Academic Emergency Medicine (AWAEM) celebrates these impactful contributions through its annual publication awards, which highlight the exceptional research and insights from women in the field. The top publications from AWAEM members in 2023 reflect a wide range of crucial topics, from addressing health disparities to advancing career development for women physicians.
These studies not only enhance our understanding of pressing issues but also offer actionable solutions that can transform practice and policy in emergency medicine. This literature review sheds light on the groundbreaking work recognized by AWAEM, underscoring the significance of these contributions to both individual practitioners and the broader medical community. By examining the work of the winners and finalists of the AWAEM publication awards, we gain valuable insights into the challenges and innovations that are shaping the future
of emergency medicine. These findings are particularly relevant for emergency medicine physicians, especially women, who are at the forefront of delivering equitable, high-quality care in often challenging environments. As we delve into these top publications, we see a compelling reflection of the dedication, expertise, and leadership that drive progress in our field.
First Author Research Winner Colleen Gutman, MD Race, Ethnicity, Language, and the Treatment of Low-Risk Febrile Infants