Dr. Shiraj Athambawa has over 20 years of experience in general practice since completing his MBBS in 2001. He initially practiced in Sri Lanka, gaining comprehensive experience in family medicine, internal medicine, and preventive care.
In 2012, Dr. Athambawa joined his current practice in Dubbo, Australia, where he has been serving the local community as a General Practitioner. His work covers routine health assessments, chronic disease management, immunizations, and patient education. Dr. Athambawa is particularly noted for his holistic approach, focusing on both immediate medical needs and long-term well-being of his patients. His 20+ years of combined international and Australian experience allow him to provide comprehensive and empathetic care across all areas of general medicine.
University of Colombo Faculty of Medicinern · Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) · Year: 2001
Registration No. REG-50789234 · Medical Board of Australia - MBA · 2003
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Dr. Athambawa has been involved in research focusing on general practice, chronic disease management, and preventive healthcare. He has contributed to studies examining early detection of cardiovascular diseases and the role of lifestyle interventions in improving patient outcomes. He has presented findings at regional medical conferences and contributed to peer-reviewed journals on general practice best practices and patient-centered care.
Excellence in General Practice, Australian Medical Association, 2016
Outstanding Service Award, Dubbo Health Network, 2018
Leadership in Rural Health Initiative, 2020
Dr. Shiraj Athambawa has authored and co-authored multiple publications in preventive healthcare and family medicine. His work emphasizes the importance of early detection, chronic disease management, and patient engagement. Notable publications include:
"Early Intervention Strategies in Chronic Disease Management," Australian Family Physician Journal, 2015.
"Holistic Care in Rural Communities: Improving Patient Outcomes," Journal of Rural Health, 2017.
"Patient Engagement in Preventive Medicine," Journal of General Practice, 2019.
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