Dr. Samuel Lebusa

Dr. Samuel Lebusa has 26 years of experience in Family Medicine, specializing in primary care. After completing his MBBS and MD in Family Medicine at the University of Lesotho, Dr. Lebusa dedicated his career to providing comprehensive, long-term care for individuals and families. He has extensive experience in managing a wide range of acute and chronic conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, asthma, and common infections. At Mafeteng District Hospital, Dr. Lebusa is responsible for diagnosing and treating patients, offering preventive care services, and managing routine check-ups. His focus is on holistic care, with an emphasis on preventing diseases, promoting healthy lifestyles, and managing chronic conditions effectively to enhance the quality of life for his patients.

Dr. Lebusa has been involved in research in Family Medicine, particularly in the areas of preventive healthcare and chronic disease management. His research interests include early detection of chronic conditions, health promotion, and optimizing primary care delivery in rural areas. He has contributed to studies that aim to improve healthcare access and quality, especially for underserved populations in Lesotho. Dr. Lebusa has published research on improving chronic disease management in primary care settings and has been an advocate for integrating health education into community care programs. His findings have been presented at local health conferences and have influenced primary care policies in Lesotho.

• Excellence in Primary Care (2011)

• Best Family Medicine Provider (2017)

Dr. Samuel Lebusa has authored several research papers focused on primary care and chronic disease management. His work on early intervention and prevention of chronic conditions, such as diabetes and hypertension, has been influential in improving patient outcomes. Dr. Lebusa has written extensively about the role of family medicine in preventing diseases, promoting health education, and improving health literacy in rural communities. His research has been published in local medical journals and has contributed to the development of primary care programs in Lesotho. His ongoing research continues to emphasize the importance of preventive care in reducing the burden of chronic diseases and improving overall public health in the country.