SEUP

SEUP, the Spanish Society of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, is a professional organization focused on advancing care for children and adolescents who need urgent medical attention. It supports the development of pediatric emergency medicine through research, professional education, clinical guidance, and initiatives to improve care quality and patient safety. Its work is organized through specialist groups covering areas such as pain and sedation, infectious diseases, critical care, respiratory and traumatic conditions, mental health, triage, simulation, artificial intelligence, and patient experience.

SEUP provides training and educational resources for healthcare professionals, including online seminars, courses, digital learning materials, simulation activities, and in-person events. It also offers grants for research and professional development, publishes the journal Emergencias Pediátricas, and shares protocols, algorithms, procedures, and quality indicators for pediatric emergency services. The organization produces guidance on topics including communication, patient safety, humanization, and nursing competencies. Through its meetings, publications, and collaborations, SEUP promotes learning and the continued development of standards and expertise in pediatric emergency care.