1990

• CSA is renamed British Association for Accident & Emergency Medicine (BAEM)

1991

• Creation of the Intercollegiate Board on Accident & Emergency Medicine which includes representation from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI).

1993

• Formation of intercollegiate Faculty of Accident & Emergency Medicine.

1994

• Formation of  European Society for Emergency Medicine. This was initially a society of individuals later including a federation of national societies.

1996

• First candidates sit the Fellowship Examination of the Faculty of Accident & Emergency Medicine (FFAEM).

1997

• Accident & Emergency Medicine recognised as a specialty by the Medical Council in Ireland with the creation of the Specialist Register.
• Publication of landmark IAEA Document: “Standards for Accident & Emergency Departments in Ireland“.

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1999

• First A&E Department in Republic of Ireland appoints its second Consultant in Accident & Emergency Medicine, Dr Geraldine McMahon in St James’s Hospital.
• Publication of Second Edition of IAEA Standards Document: “Accident & Emergency Services in Ireland – a Standard for the new Millenium“.
  

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