HIBBERD, OWEN

Dr. Owen Hibberd is an Emergency Medicine Fellow at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, specializing in paediatric emergency care, trauma management, and medical education. His work focuses on improving clinical protocols for emergency interventions, optimizing patient outcomes, and advancing research in acute care medicine.

Dr. Hibberd completed his MBBS at the University of East Anglia, followed by a BSc (Hons) in Urgent and Emergency Care at the University of Plymouth. He pursued further specialization with an MSc in Paediatric Emergency Medicine at Queen Mary University of London and is currently engaged in medical education studies at the University of Cambridge. His academic background reflects a strong commitment to enhancing emergency medicine practices through evidence-based approaches.

His research contributions span various aspects of paediatric emergency medicine, including major haemorrhage management, sedation protocols, and trauma care. He has co-authored studies on prehospital arterial catheterization, inhaled methoxyflurane for limb injuries, and corticosteroid use for paediatric croup, providing valuable insights into emergency treatment strategies. His work has been published in leading medical journals, including Critical Care, Archives of Disease in Childhood, and InnovAiT.

Dr. Hibberd is actively involved in medical education and training, contributing to interactive learning resources such as Don't Forget The Bubbles, a platform dedicated to paediatric emergency medicine. He has developed educational materials on paediatric sedation, trauma protocols, and emergency airway management, supporting the professional development of healthcare providers.

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