Dr. Natalie Sheehan is a dedicated family physician with a special interest in women’s health and preventive care. With 19 years of experience, Dr. Sheehan has treated a wide variety of health issues, ranging from routine check-ups to managing chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and mental health concerns. She has a special focus on women’s health, including reproductive care, contraception, and menopause management. Dr. Sheehan is committed to delivering comprehensive, compassionate, and preventative care to all her patients.
University of Toronto · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Year: 2006
Registration No. REG-92384762 · Medical Council of Canada (MCC) - MCC · 2007
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Dr. Sheehan has been involved in research related to family medicine, particularly focusing on improving women’s healthcare outcomes. Her work has explored preventive healthcare strategies, including early cancer detection, vaccination, and chronic disease prevention in women. She has also contributed to research on mental health care for women, addressing the challenges of treating conditions such as anxiety and depression in a family medicine setting.
Excellence in Women’s Health – Canadian Medical Association (2014)
Dr. Natalie Sheehan has authored several significant publications in the fields of family medicine and women’s health. In 2014, she published a paper in the Canadian Family Physician Journal on improving women’s health screenings and preventive care. In 2016, her work in the Journal of Women’s Health focused on the importance of early intervention in menopause management. Her most recent work, published in Atlantic Medical Review (2020), discusses the effectiveness of integrated care in managing women’s physical and mental health.
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