Instructions for Authors

Thank you for your interest in submitting an article for the AAEM/RSA (American Academy of Emergency Medicine Resident and Student Association) blog. The AAEM/RSA Blog is intended to provide readers with a source for reliable, up-to-date, and concise information relevant to the practice of emergency medicine. It is also intended to serve as an introduction to the publication process for interested medical students and residents.

AAEM/RSA encourages submissions on any topic relevant to the practice of emergency medicine authored by medical students, residents, fellows, or attending physicians. It is ideal for medical students to collaborate on a submission with a resident or attending mentor, although it is not required.

Guidelines for Reviewers

Thank you for your contribution to the AAEM/RSA blog as a reviewer. The goal of the blog is not only to hone writers’ skills, but also reviewers’ skills so you are prepared to be a valuable asset to the scientific community. Your role as a reviewer is more like a coach than anything else, and we provide tips on how to be the best coach possible.

Your Role (Expectations):

The AAEM/RSA blog accepts topic summary manuscripts on any topic related to medicine, from clinical care, to administration, to teaching techniques. The editor will screen article topics and type for you.