MD from the University Medical School of Malaga and completed her Family Medicine vocational training in Madrid (Spain). MSc in Emergencies & Urgencies (University of Barcelona) and Expert in Mental Health in Primary Care (University of Alcalá, Madrid). She is a passionate general practitioner, who has always combined various working environments; these range from her experience as Chief of Residents (2009-2010) at the Emergency Department of University Hospital La Paz (Madrid) to working as a clinician and consultant in different Emergency Departments and Primary Care settings (rural, urban and islands), to mentoring, supervising and teaching at the Autonomous University of Madrid (2009-2012) and in several institutions about communication skills, family violence, leadership, eHealth, ICT and social media. She has also carried out teaching audits in several Hospitals in Spain, has worked as Freelance QA Editor for BMJ Best Practice and Learning and was a member of the team of the WHO collaborative centre of the Andalusian School of Public Health in integrated health services based on Primary Health Care. She has been a very active member of the Vasco da Gama Movement (VdGM), establishing the first VdGM Forum, and participating in several organizing, advisory and scientific committees at regional, national and international level. Nowadays she is part of the Executive of the Special Interest Group of Family Violence of WONCA (SIGFV), the WWPWFM executive and editorial board member of Education for Primary Care Journal. She is also member of EURACT, the International section of the Spanish Scientific Society of Family and Community Medicine (semFYC) and the Luxemburgish Scientific Society for General Practice (SSLMG) Her areas of interested encompass primary care, medical education, family violence, public health, leadership, social media, emergencies, rural medicine and quality. In May 2016, she joined the research group on Self-Regulation and Health at the University of Luxembourg as a Doctoral Researcher under the supervision of Prof. Dr Vögele and co-supervised by Prof. Feder. She is currently developing her PhD project focusing on Family Violence and Medical Education. In a personal level, Raquel has a multicultural patchwork family, she is married, mother of two kids and living currently in Luxembourg. She enjoys traveling, nature, hiking, art, music, poetry, friends and above all the things, she loves writing. Twitter: @rqgb Instagram: @rqgb Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/raquelgomezbravo