Submitting A Publication or Pocket Guide Idea
EMRA is accepting proposals for clinical resources (books or cards). In particular, we are searching for unique material that is not available from other sources. We are NOT currently accepting textbooks or publications not designed for bedside or on-shift use. If accepted for publication, the final form of the publication (e-book, print, etc.) will be determined by the EMRA staff with the direction of the EMRA board. Please download and complete the the form below to get started.
Please submit completed book proposals to emra@emra.org.
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