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Role of the Gender Specific Issues Special Interest Group:
The Gender Specific Issues Special Interest Group was founded in 2014 and provides a forum to share information on a variety of issues in regard to Gender Specific Issues and to make recommendations to IFEM.
Objectives of Group:
- To be the global representative body of experts to advise on international issues pertaining to gender issues in emergency medicine
- To aid networking, research and professional development amongst women in emergency medicine
- To provide leadership and mentorship to women in emergency medicine
- To provide advocacy and support to the development of undergraduate and postgraduate emergency medicine training programmes for women
- To promote equality through community initiatives and advocacy
- To assist in the development of sustainable career paths for women emergency medicine physicians
- To focus on the building of relationships with international and national organizations that support the inherent aims and objectives of the special interest group
- In future the Group may expand to advocate for any minority group within emergency medicine, as the need arises