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Reid S et al. – The perceived purpose, strengths and weaknesses of EM provide a focus for training and development, while opinion on new practices indicates areas where resistance to change may be met. The results can contribute to decision–making for emergency departments and for EM as it strives to adapt to its role in the modern NHS.

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