Anna E. Crawford, NP

I initially thought of becoming a medical missionary when I first considered becoming a nurse practitioner. As time went on, I came to love taking care of people in any community or culture. I love prevention. I would like, in an ideal world, to work myself out of a job. Teach people to take care of themselves. When I am not working, I love reading, singing, dancing, hiking and travel.

I have always had the heart of a nurse and I truly love being a nurse! I chose to advance my education and become a Nurse Practitioner to provide compassionate, holistic and evidence-based care. I want to care for my patients the way I would want my own family cared for. My philosophy of care is that a balance of physical, mental and emotional health is the key to a long, happy and healthy life. All medications come with side effects. I use medications when necessary, but its important to remember the other components of wellness. When I'm not at work, I enjoy traveling, spending time with family and friends, singing, puzzles, cooking, and trying new foods.

Debra Kohlman-Trigob, NP, is a dedicated healthcare professional within the Duke Health system in Durham, NC, focused on providing patient-centered care across various medical needs. The clinic is committed to fostering robust health outcomes through comprehensive services and specialized programs, such as the Duke Osteoporosis and Bone Health Program. With a reputation for excellence, Duke Health prides itself on the high level of care provided by its staff, creating positive experiences for patients undergoing treatments for complex conditions like metastatic lung cancer. This commitment to quality healthcare is evident in the testimonials from patients who appreciate the exceptional support they receive from the entire medical team. Generated from the website