Dr Catherine Pattinson

Dr. Catherine Pattinson is an experienced and compassionate physician with 19 years of practice in General and Family Medicine. She specializes in women’s health and is known for her patient-centered approach, which focuses on providing comprehensive and holistic care to her patients. Dr. Pattinson has worked in several healthcare settings in Maple Ridge, BC, including private practices and community health clinics. Her areas of expertise include preventive healthcare, managing chronic conditions, and offering specialized care to women throughout various stages of life.

Dr. Pattinson has contributed to research in the areas of women's health, chronic disease management, and preventive care. Her research focuses on improving health outcomes for women and exploring innovative approaches to managing conditions such as hormonal imbalances, reproductive health issues, and osteoporosis. Dr. Pattinson has published her findings in respected medical journals and has presented at national and international conferences, helping to advance the field of women's healthcare.

Excellence in Women’s Health Award – 2018: Recognized for her outstanding work in women’s health and her commitment to improving the lives of women in her community.

Dr. Pattinson has authored a number of publications in the fields of women’s health and general medicine:

• Managing Women’s Health Through Every Stage of Life – Published in Canadian Journal of Women's Health, 2017. This article provides insights into common health challenges women face and how to manage them effectively.

• Preventive Care in Family Medicine: A Key to Long-Term Wellness – Published in Journal of Preventive Medicine, 2016. Dr. Pattinson discusses strategies for integrating preventive care into everyday family medicine practice.

• Chronic Disease Management in Women: A Holistic Approach – Published in Journal of Internal Medicine, 2019. This paper explores the importance of a holistic approach to managing chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease in women.