Dr. Daphne Owen is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. In addition, she serves as the Assistant Medical Director of Puentes de Salud, a nonprofit clinic which provides healthcare services for uninsured immigrants in Philadelphia....

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30.11.2022

Boots on Ground: Lessons Learned from Trauma Nurse Turned EM Doc - FemInEM

“Myers! Wake up. We have casualties coming in. We need you.” A gruff nudge jerked me awake from a brief two hours of sleep. I rolled off my cot, fumbled for my boots and stumbled bleary-eyed from the canvas tent...

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30.11.2022

No Apology Necessary - FemInEM

I’ve been sixteen for thirty years. At age eight the road was paved with a ripe philosophical certainty my mother mistook for stubbornness. Now I imagine myself infinitely staving off the dark circles under my eyes with sheer gusto, leaving...

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19.03.2023

Redefining the Care Team - FemInEM

As a new physician, Viveta Lobo, MD of Stanford University Department of Emergency Medicine had one mantra: Keep it short. Dispo fast. It was not until she was struggling to cope with the in-home illness and death of her father...

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Boots on Ground: Lessons Learned from Trauma Nurse Turned EM Doc - FemInEM

No Apology Necessary - FemInEM

Redefining the Care Team - FemInEM

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