The Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine (CJEM) is Canada’s only academic emergency medicine journal and the official publication of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP). CJEM is published twelve times a year by Springer Nature. Its first issue was released in April 1999.
Penny Gray-Allan Memorial CJEM Writing Award
The Penelope Gray-Allen Memorial CJEM Writing Award
2023 Call for Papers
Key Criteria
- The award is open to any RCPSC or CFPC(EM) 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 <1000 words excluding references.
Recipient Receives
- Have their paper published in the CAEP conference issue of CJEM
- Receive a $500 prize (for flight to conference or conference registration)
- Award presentation and acknowledgement at the CAEP 2023 Conference Awards Ceremony held in Toronto.
Additional Submission Requirements
- Submissions are accepted through the CJEM author portal HERE
- When submitting during the online process, please upload the completed entry form as a supplemental file
- Please address any questions to: cjem@caep.ca
Application Deadline: March 31st, 2023
CJEM Photo Contest
CJEM 2023 Photo Contest
Award Criteria:
- This award is open to any CAEP member
- The prize will be awarded for the best photo that represents Emergency Medicine
- The picture must be in digital format (minimum 300DPI). The photograph should be 190 x 110 mm.
- Judging criteria: originality and representation of Emergency Medicine
- Written consent must be included in the application if any faces are identifiable in the photo
- A caption must be included with the photo
The award recipient will:
- Have their photo on the cover of the July issue of CJEM
Please complete this FORM and return along with the photo submission to: cjem@caep.ca
The submission deadline is March 31, 2023.
CJEM Vision
Inspiring excellence in emergency medical care
CJEM Mission
To improve emergency medical care by connecting and informing providers
CJEM Objectives
- To promote communication and information exchange amongst physicians practicing emergency medicine in Canada, including those providing care in rural communities
- To improve emergency care of patients in Canada and elsewhere
- To provide current evidence to assist physicians practicing emergency medicine
- To disseminate high-quality emergency medicine scholarly work in research and education, produced by Canadians
- To provide scholarly opportunities for medical students, residents, and newly practicing physicians
- To promote communication amongst non-physician Canadian emergency care providers
- To disseminate Canadian emergency medicine content internationally
- To be among the top three emergency medicine journals within 5 years