Our objectives translate a simple belief — that children deserve emergency care built for them — into concrete action across Malaysia. Tap each one to expand.
To develop, promote and establish paediatric emergency medicine as a recognised and respected subspecialty within Malaysia's healthcare system — with defined training, accreditation and career pathways.
To provide structured training, fellowship pathways, academic days and continuing professional development for doctors, nurses and allied professionals caring for children in emergencies — guided by defined objectives of training.
To establish evidence-based guidelines, protocols and quality benchmarks that ensure safe, consistent, high-quality emergency care for children across all settings — from major centres to district hospitals.
To promote and support paediatric emergency research relevant to the Malaysian context — strengthening the evidence base, supporting trainees to publish, and encouraging innovation in practice.
To be a collective voice for child-safe emergency systems — engaging with policymakers, institutions and the public to protect and prioritise children's health, injury prevention and equitable access to care.
To foster networking and collaboration among professionals, institutions and partner organisations — locally and internationally — that share our commitment to children.
Fellowship curricula with defined objectives of training, regular academic days, simulation, and a growing library of shared resources for consultants and fellows.
Browse resources →Consensus guidelines, resuscitation and sepsis pathways, weight-based dosing tools, and QI frameworks that reduce variation.
Collaborative multi-centre research and translation of findings into practice relevant to Malaysian children.
Representing children's needs to health authorities and the public, and connecting professionals nationwide with regional and international PEM communities.
Help us deliver on every one of them — as a member, a trainer, a researcher or an advocate for children.
