Supporting Emergency Medicine Trainees: Applying Trauma-Informed Care to the Educational Environment (ADIEM and Equity & Inclusion Committee Sponsored)

Authors

  • Taylor Brown, MD

  • Henry Ashworth, MD, MPH

  • Michael Clery, MD, MPP

    Grady Health-Emory University

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    Kamna S. Balhara, MD, MA

    Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine

    Johns Hopkins

  • Michael Valdivia, MD

  • Jason Lewis, MD

  • Sanche Mabins, MD

  • Ashlea Winfield, MD, MSPH

    Assistant Program Director Cook County Health

    Dr. Ashlea Winfield is an emergency medicine physician and the Assistant Director of the Cook County Health Simulation Center in Chicago, IL. Dr. Winfield earned her Master of Science in Public Health from the Tulane University School of Public Health and medical doctorate from the Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in New Orleans. She then went on to complete her residency and emergency simulation fellowship at Cook County Health. 

    Dr. Winfield is committed to increasing diversity in medicine, specifically the recruitment of underrepresented groups in medicine. As the founder and chair of the Cook County Emergency Medicine Diversity and Inclusion Committee she coordinates multiple activities aimed at fostering a culture of safety for all individuals within her program and institution.

    As the Assistant Director for the Cook County Simulation Center, Dr. Winfield focuses on procedural competency and task trainer development, using simulation to teach topics in DEI, and the use of medical simulation to inspire interest in STEM careers.

     

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