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E-Newsletter Service for Chapters

 

For chapters that might be interested in utilizing ACEP's new quarterly chapter e-newsletter service, the attached sample newsletter will give you an idea of how the service will work and what your e-newsletter will look like. Upon reviewing this information, please contact Chapter Services if your chapter wants to utilize this service. Your newsletter will look very similar to the one attached. Of course it will have your chapter name, and we can also add your logo if you would like us to do that.

For each quarterly issue we will need, at a minimum, a letter from your chapter president or another leader from the chapter. Chapters are also encouraged to provide additional information or articles that can be included in the chapter update and/or meeting announcements section. If the chapter does not send this additional information, these sections will not be included in that edition of the newsletter. Chapters may e-mail me a photo of their president (in a high resolution jpeg or gif file) to accompany the president’s letter, but please note that we will not be able to include any other graphics due to formatting limitations. In each issue of the e-newsletter, National ACEP will provide a list of new chapter members and members who have moved to your chapter, one or two clinical articles and a list of any members of your chapter who have been selected as one of ACEP’s “Heroes of Emergency Medicine”.

Once the information is received from the chapter, National ACEP staff will put the chapter newsletter together and e-mail it to all members of your chapter. Your chapter members will be given the option to opt out of receiving the newsletter.

It is important that you let us know if your chapter would like to utilize this new service so that we can create a template for your chapter. If you do choose to participate, we must get the letter from your chapter president and any other material you want included in the first newsletter. This is your newsletter, and we need this chapter-specific information or we will not be able to send the newsletter.

Since this is a new service, it may take a while to fine tune it and maximize its effectiveness, but I am hopeful that this will prove to be a valuable service to many of you, and added value to your members. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call or email me.

Heroes of Emergency Medicine

 

Kumar Alagappan, MD, FACEP

Associate Chairman, Emergency Medicine Program Director, International Emergency Medicine Fellowship Medical Director, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, New Hyde Park, NY

Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY

Dr. Kumar Alagappan is involved with the development of emergency medicine, both domestically and internationally. He had been residency director for 15 years when a resident asked to do an international elective. Dr. Alagappan arranged for this elective in India almost a decade ago. Since that time, more than 150 U.S. emergency medicine residents and students have traveled to India for this popular elective.

Dr. Alagappan has been the academic co-chair of 10 international emergency medicine conferences. ACEP endorsed all of these meetings, and also co-sponsored a November 2006 meeting in New Delhi. The conferences in India helped initiate a global movement to improve emergency care in India. At the November 2007 conference, the president of the national boards of India stated that he would recommend the recognition of emergency medicine as a specialty. Dr. Alagappan is immediate past chair of ACEP’s International Section, and is also the ACEP-appointed ambassador to India (2005) and Singapore (2007


Abdullah Saud Al-Hodaib, MD, MBBS, FRCP

Chairman, EMS Director, Royal Clinics of the Custodian of The Two Holy Mosques
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Dr. Al-Hodaib contributed to the establishment of the largest JCI-accredited state-of-the-art emergency department in the Middle East and the training of undergraduates and post-graduates. He is a co-founder of the Saudi and Arab Emergency Medicine Board Programs, which he helped to achieve Saudi Health Specialties Council accreditation. He also served and directed the Saudi Mission Humanitarian Disaster Relief Hospitals in Bam (Iran), Darfur (Sudan) and Kashmir (Pakistan).

Dr. Al-Hodaib remains active in the Saudi and Arab Boards and the Pan-Arab Society of Emergency Medicine. He was a former program director and country representative on the Arab Board. Dr. Al-Hodaib is active in establishing emergency medicine as a respected specialty in his country and the Middle East.

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