I'm a Certified Family Physician in the Philippines and a Faculty under the Department of Neuroscience, Physiology and Behavioral Sciences of the Saint George's University School of Medicine. I've been a practicing doctor for 4 years primarily in the field of primary care, family and community medicine. I am also an advocate of Palliative and Hospice Medicine, Disaster Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine.

I'm a 29 year-old doctor in training, currently in the 3rd year of residency in General and Family Medicine, at USF S. Julião in Healthcare Center’s Group of West Lisbon and Oeiras, in Portugal.

My name is Leire Fernández Izaguirre, I was born in 1993 in Bilbao (Spain). Since I was little I always wanted to be a doctor, and in 2011 I entered the Faculty of Medicine at the University of the Basque Country. After six hard years of study and clinical practice at Basurto´s Hospital and Quirón Hospital in Bilbao, I presented my final degree project "Therapeutic adherence in psychotic disorders and associated factors", finally achieving my dream of becoming a doctor. In 2019, I started the medical specialty of Family and Community Medicine through the MIR exam. Currently, I have been training for two years as a resident doctor at the Regional Hospital of Alcañiz (Teruel), working in the different hospital services, the general emergency department and in health centers in rural areas.

I was born in Porto and grew up in Espinho, a small town on the coast of Portugal. I divided my life between two passions: dance and medicine. I've danced all my life and had the opportunity to teach dance too. However, I always knew I wanted to be a family doctor. The doctor of the beginning, the course and the end of life. The person, family and community doctor. I studied medicine at the University of Minho in Braga, and life brought me to Torres Vedras, a small and cozy town near Lisbon. Currently I live here and complete my internship at a Family Health Unit. Recently I developed a particular interest in issues of sexuality, intimacy, gender identity and sexual orientation, so I decided to pursue a postgraduate degree in Clinical Sexology and Couples Therapy which I completed last here. Along with medicine, I love people, conversations and travel.

Medical trainee at USF Viseu-Cidade

MD, Resident Physician in Family Medicine

In training to become a general practitioner and working on a research project as a PhD student. My research focuses on the implementation of an eHealth intervention for women with stress urinary incontinence.

Dr Rose Fok is a family physician with special-interest-in-oncology and mental health. She practises at the National Cancer Centre Singapore, caring for Breast Cancer Survivors to provide holistic care; incorporating surveillance, optimising comorbidities, and promoting preventive care. Dr Fok provides a high-risk surveillance service for mutation-positive patients. She also practises at a public primary care centre to manage complex primary care conditions and supports new programmes like shared-care survivorship and community palliative care programmes. She has a deep interest in health services research, community cancer survivorship, genetic screening, transitional care, mental health and innovative care delivery models. Her publications include: 1.Roles and recommendations from Primary Care Physicians towards managing low-risk breast cancer survivors in a shared-care model with specialists in Singapore. Family Practice. 2020 Feb 7. 2.Cancer Survivorship – more than just surviving cancer. Singapore Family Physician (SFP) Vol46(2) Mar2020:42-45 3.Understanding and navigating mental health resources in the community. SFP Vol46(6) September2020:34-39 4.A new lease of life – living with disability and renal dialysis. SFP Vol45(6) July-September2019:25-29 5.Hospital-to-Home: a model for transition of care. SFP Vol45(3) April-June2019:31-35 6.Practitioners’ perspectives on community‐based breast cancer survivorship care in Singapore. Health Soc. 2018 May;26(3):404-11. 7.Perceptions and barriers of survivorship care in Asia. JGO. 2017Apr;3(2):98-104.