CJEM Photography Contest

CAEP and the Editorial Board of Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine are pleased to announce a call for photos for an annual Photo Contest.

OFFICIAL RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Contest is open to all individuals who are CAEP members.
2. Photographers can be beginners, amateurs, or professionals.
3. Photographs have to be in digital format (minimum 300 DPI). The photograph should be 190 x 110 mm.
4. Submitted photographs should not be digitally enhanced or altered beyond the basics needed to achieve realistic colour balance and sharpness. Cropping is acceptable. Black and white images are acceptable.
5. There is a limit of five entries per person. Each entry must be made separately.
6. The photograph, in its entirety, must be a single work of original material taken by the contest entrant. No other party can have any right, title, claim or interest in the photograph.
7. The Sponsor reserves the right to verify the validity and originality of any entry and/or entrant (including an entrant’s identity and address) and to disqualify any entrant who submits an entry that is not in accordance with these Official Rules or who tampers with the entry process.
8. The photograph must not contain obscene, provocative, defamatory, sexually explicit or otherwise objectionable or inappropriate content.
9. It is preferred that photos including people not be identifiable. If there is an identifiable photo, please include a form with written consent of the person in the application.
10. By submitting this application form you agree that the work is original.
11. CJEM does not hold the right to obtain ownership but does hold the right to use any entry for future purposes.
12. WINNER SELECTION PROCESS. Photo Contest winner will be determined by CJEM staff. The submitted images will be judged on quality of image and originality. Judges reserve the right declare no winner if no entry is deemed worthy enough to be named the contest winner
13. NAMES OF WINNERS. Winners consent that their names may be published in CJEM future publication.
14. Late entries will not be accepted.

HOW TO ENTER

Submit a completed entry form to cjem@caep.ca with Photo Contest submission in the subject line. Each entry consists of a single digital image, an entry form requesting the photographer’s contact information and his/her description of the image including its location.

DEADLINE: The 2020 competition is not yet open. Please check this fall for details.

PRIZE: The Winner of the CJEM Photo Contest will be announced at CAEP 2020. The winner will have their photo published on the cover of CJEM and will receive a $100 CAEP credit. We reserve the right to use submitted entries of runners up as future covers.

Penelope Gray-Allan Award

CAEP and the Editorial Board of Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine are pleased to announce a call for papers for the sixth annual award in honour of CJEM‘s former managing editor, Penelope Gray-Allan.

This award recognizes a Humanities in Emergency Medicine article submitted to CJEM award in honour of CJEM‘s former managing editor, Penelope Gray-Allan. The paper should be no more than 1000 words. All of the submissions are judged by either the CJEM Senior Editorial Board (SEB), or a committee established by the SEB.

Key Criteria:

• The award is open to any Royal College or CFPC emergency medicine resident in Canada.
• The prize will be awarded for the best paper with a focus on humanities in emergency medicine.
• The paper must be less than 1000 words (excluding references).
• Judging criteria: Quality of writing, emotional content, pertinence to EM, completeness of story.

The award recipient will:

• Have their paper published in the CAEP conference issue of CJEM
• Receive a $500 prize (for the flight to conference or conference registration).
• Award presentation and acknowledgement at the CAEP 2020 Conference Awards Ceremony held in Ottawa.

Additional submission requirements:

• A title page should be included with the following information on it:
  • Name
  • Email
  • Telephone number
  • Address
  • Academic Affiliation
  • Date
  • Keywords
• Your photo

The 2020 competition is not yet open. Please check this fall for details.

Submit your paper here.

Please address any questions to cjem@caep.ca.