Dr. Frances Kearney MacDougall is a dedicated family physician with over 20 years of experience, specializing in women's health and preventive care. Throughout her career, Dr. MacDougall has focused on providing comprehensive care to patients of all ages, particularly in the areas of women’s health, reproductive health, and chronic disease prevention. Her patient-centered approach includes educating patients about preventive care, family planning, and managing overall health and wellness. She is known for creating a warm and supportive environment for her patients and is deeply involved in the community.
University of British Columbia (UBC) · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Year: 2004
Registration No. REG-82453910 · Medical Council of Canada (MCC) - MCC · 2005
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Dr. MacDougall has been involved in research focusing on women’s health, particularly in preventive care, reproductive health, and chronic disease management. Her research has explored improving access to women’s health services, enhancing patient education on prevention, and evaluating outcomes of family planning strategies.
Family Physician of the Year – New Brunswick Medical Society (2015)
Dr. Frances Kearney MacDougall has contributed to several key publications on women's health and family medicine. In 2013, she published a paper in the Canadian Family Physician Journal focusing on preventive care in women’s health. In 2017, she wrote for the Journal of General Medicine about the role of family physicians in managing chronic conditions in women. Her most recent work, in 2021, appeared in the Atlantic Medical Review, discussing strategies for improving access to reproductive health services and the impact of community health education.
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