Dr Keane Henderson

Dr. Keane Henderson has over 6 years of experience in general practice since completing his MBBS at the University of Melbourne in 2014. After graduation, Dr. Henderson began his career in general practice, providing a wide range of services to individuals and families.

He has worked across multiple settings in rural and urban areas, gaining valuable experience in family medicine, preventive healthcare, and chronic disease management. Dr. Henderson is dedicated to health promotion and patient education, and he focuses on the early detection and management of chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease.

In 2017, Dr. Henderson relocated to Bathurst, where he continues to offer comprehensive general care, focusing on patient-centered care and well-being. His approach involves holistic treatment and preventive measures to help patients manage their overall health.

Dr. Henderson has conducted research in general practice, particularly in the areas of preventive medicine and chronic disease management. His research has focused on lifestyle interventions, early disease detection, and improving patient outcomes through health promotion.

Dr. Henderson’s work has aimed to identify the most effective strategies for managing chronic conditions in the primary care setting and improving patient compliance with long-term health regimens. He has collaborated with other healthcare professionals to explore the integration of preventive care into general practice, especially in rural areas where healthcare access is often limited.

• Best GP Trainee, 2016, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)

• Excellence in Family Medicine, 2018, Australian Medical Association (AMA)

• Leadership in Preventive Healthcare, 2020, Australian Medical Association (AMA)

Dr. Keane Henderson has contributed to several publications in general practice, chronic disease management, and preventive healthcare. His work primarily focuses on the role of early intervention in preventing chronic diseases and improving health outcomes through lifestyle modifications.