Introduction to MJEM

Emergency medicine is one of the fastest growing specialties in Malaysia and also in the South East Asian region. To ensure that the growth of the specialty is sustainable, the specialty should produce good researches using local South East Asian data. Having such a platform for these researches will encourage more publications in clinical and administrative emergency medicine.

These includes traumatology, emergency and critical care ultrasound, toxicology, pre-hospital care, paediatric emergency medicine, geriatric emergency medicine, palliative care, hyperbaric medicine, disaster medicine, simulation medicine and administration. The Malaysian Journal of Emergency Medicine or MJEM is created to provide such a platform for South East Asian and also other international emergency medical services alike. It is an open access on line peer reviewed journal.

This journal features original articles, case reports, short communications, commentaries and letters to editor. Manuscripts can be submitted on line using the methods described in the submission section.
 
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Professor Dr Kamarul Aryffin Bin Baharuddin
 
 
 
 

 

WELCOME 2024-04-19

The editorial team is honoured to offer you a warm welcome to Malaysian Journal of Emergency Medicine MJEM website under the new leadership of our esteemed Chief Editor, Professor Dr Kamarul Aryffin Bin Baharuddin. We look forward to working with all of you and to a successful first year. We welcome your suggestion, discussion and thoughts 


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This supplementary issue for MJEM presents the poster abstracts from the Malaysian Trauma Registry Collaborators Conference (MTCRCC) 2025, which was held successfully from 2nd to 4th September 2025 at National Institutes of Health, Setia Alam, Malaysia. The abstracts encompass various aspects of trauma management, critical care, strategic systems-level improvements in trauma care delivery.

The selected abstracts represent original research, case series, and quality improvement initiatives that contribute to the evolving field of trauma care in Malaysia. Each abstract was peer-reviewed by the MTCRCC 2025 Scientific Committee prior to acceptance for presentation, ensuring relevance and impact.