When Patients Pull Guns Violence in the Emergency Department: The Reality Faced By Emergency Physician, Dr. Aaron Quarles

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Security Heroes

Lisa Falzone

38 episodes

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In a world full of negative news the goal of this podcast is to shed some light on the positive and to recognize and give attention to the people who are the true Heroes in society. I am Lisa Falzone your Security Heroes podcast host. Our aim, connects listeners to real-life heroes in the security world. We explore the challenges and successful strategies of these heroic figures to resolve issues which unravel under highly stressful conditions. Sponsored by Athena Security.

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When Patients Pull Guns Violence in the Emergency Department: The Reality Faced By Emergency Physician, Dr. Aaron Quarles

Security Heroes

50 minutes 44 seconds

8 months ago

When Patients Pull Guns Violence in the Emergency Department: The Reality Faced By Emergency Physician, Dr. Aaron Quarles

In this episode of Security Heroes, host Lisa Falzone is joined by Aaron Quarles, Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine at Northwestern Medicine. Since completing his M.D. at Harvard Medical School in 2015, Aaron has worked as an Emergency Medicine Physician working to advance Health Equity, particularly through his work as a Board Member at Facing Forward to End Homelessness.

Join them as they:

Explore what sparked Aaron’s interest in emergency medicine
Delve into an example of a concerning case Aaron has recently witnessed
Discuss the current landscape of violence in emergency departments
Examine an instance where a patient pulled a gun on Aaron
Touch on trauma-informed approaches to violent situations
And much more!