A new hospital organization for receiving emergency patients has been introduced in Denmark. This qualitative study reviews eight reports from the visits of postgraduate medical lecturers regarding the educational environment in this new organization in the Region of Southern Denmark. The study summarizes a number of recommendations on how to improve the educational environment in new-established organizations. Repeated visits are expected to facilitate the educational environment.
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