Anchan Kumar

Experience

Dr. Anchan Kumar studied Family Medication at the College of Manitoba, where she was profoundly committed to conveying optimized healthcare. With a sharp intrigue in mental well-being, Dr. Kumar has effectively contributed to the Queen’s Online Psychotherapy Lab, giving online psychotherapy to patients with different mental well-being conditions. Her endeavours centre on upgrading understanding encounters, making strides in the quality of care and progressing well-being results.

During her residency, Dr. Kumar sharpened her abilities in comprehensive persistent care. She tended to a wide range of therapeutic issues while focusing specifically on mental well-being. Her approach coordinated therapeutic ability with a compassionate understanding of the mental and social variables that impact well-being.

Dr. Kumar’s all-encompassing approach to patient care guarantees that she addresses the complete range of her patients’ needs. She proceeds to enhance and advocate for a better understanding and treatment of mental health conditions, endeavouring to form a positive effect within the field of Family Medication.

Educational Background

• Family Medicine Resident at the University of Manitoba 
• Doctor of Medicine from Windsor University School of Medicine

Professional Affiliations

• College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
• College of Family Physicians of Canada

Certificates

• Pending ACLS Certification
• BLS Certified
• ECFMG Certified
• Research Ethics (TCPS 2: Core)
• 4th Annual McMaster University Review Course in Psychiatry
• Stop The Bleed (Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre)
• Telehealth Intervention Program for Older Adults (TIP-OA) – McGill University
• Multi-Agency Volunteer HIV Core Skills Training
• Advanced Neurological Review (Continuing Education – Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre)

Articles Reviewed by Dr. Anchan Kumar

• How Quickly Can Someone Become Addicted to Xanax?
• Teen Drug Abuse Facts & Their Implications

Additional Publications

• Alavi, N., Kumar A. et al. (2023). Comparison of online and in-person cognitive behavioural therapy in individuals diagnosed with major depressive disorder: A non-randomized controlled trial.
• Wright, B, Kumar, A.,   Mr. Ezekekwu, E. A Proof of Concept: Utilizing Smart Glass Units in Rural Long-Term Care Settings. Unpublished manuscript, Department of Family Medicine, Kentucky, USA