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AJUM Call for Papers, ASUM Outreach MRN Project, myASUM CPD, Upcoming Events, Job Board
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Are you working in Neonatal or Paediatric Ultrasound? Have an interesting topic that you would like to publish? Perhaps a review or a few interesting cases?
We're thrilled to announce the February 2020 issue of the medical ultrasound journal AJUM will feature Neonatal and Paediatric Ultrasound.
Here are 6 simple reasons why you should submit to AJUM:
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1. It is your Society's medical ultrasound journal that has a global reach (53% readers outside Aus/NZ).
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Your research article will have international exposure.
2. The Neonatal and Paediatric Ultrasound special issue will be open access for 12 months.
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Your research article can be downloaded free of charge to the public.
3. AJUM content can be searched via Google Scholar and is indexed in many databases (EBSCO, EMBASE, SIIC and much more).
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Your article has increased visibility.
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4. There are no compulsory author article processing fees.
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You don't need to pay to publish your article in AJUM.
5. All manuscripts undergo a double blinded peer-review process and managed by our expert Associate Editors.
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Your manuscript will be perfected prior to publication and promoted via many platforms.
6. We have numerous resources for all authors and reviewers via the Wiley Online Library.
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You will be supported every step of the way!
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Contact ajum@asum.com.au if you have any queries. Submissions close on 15 July 2019 for the Neonatal and Paediatric Ultrasound special issue. Don't miss out!
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Medical Repurposing Network are working to support community health in PNG. PNG has a reasonably high maternal and child mortality rate, which in 2019 does not seem acceptable. How can you help?
This year Modilon Hospital, Madang PNG, will receive a donated ultrasound system. ASUM Outreach will support this initiative with education and training in ultrasound.
Visit ASUM Outreach to learn more about the MRN project and ASUM Outreach initiatives.
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Members based in Australia and New Zealand have access to the myASUM CPD Activity Recording Tool.
You can save a detailed report of all your CPD records by clicking on the Detailed Report button. However if you wish to add to or delete a CPD record prior to 13 July 2017, simply click on the Legacy CPD link, as per the below image.
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Register for these events coming soon!
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Surf, Sand and Soundwaves 2019 - Kingscliff
2 March 2019
Enjoy learning from top interstate presenters, delight in a beautiful meal, network you’re your colleagues and friends and earn yourself those valuable CPD points.
Live scanning in all streams, with pathology (where possible), choose from:
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Cardiac – The Valve Tool Box! presented by lecturers and senior sonographers Kate Marriot and Chrissy Thomson will give you the nuts and bolts of AS assessment, provide you tricks of the trade and give you cases from the lab.
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Musculoskeletal – Diagnostic & management challenges in sports and the lower limbs Radiologist Dr Colin Chong and Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Aneel Nihal will journey through the body, specifically focussing on the groin, hamstring, feet, ankle and toes. With two doctors presenting you’re sure to learn a lot! Proudly supported by Philips
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Vascular – Be prepared to love the Venous System Chief Vascular Technologist Neil Keller presents on the effect of gravity on veins, lower limb veins and abdominal pelvic veins. Proudly supported by Canon Medical
Bring the family and stay for the weekend while earning yourself 6 myASUM CPD Points. Registrations close 24 February.
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