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Dr. Henney received both her undergraduate degree in Medical Sciences and her MD degree (1976) from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. She completed her residency in Anesthesia in Scotland and at Kingston on Thames and the Westminster Hospitals in London.

Following a fellowship in Anesthesia at Guy’s Hospital in London, Dr. Henney spent eighteen months at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.

Following a year and a half teaching at Stanford, Dr. Henney joined The Kaiser Permanente Medical Group in 1989.

At this time, Dr. Henney is very interested in using alternative techniques to improve the overall perioperative experience. To this end, she was very instrumental in introducing Peggy Huddleston’s Prepare for Surgery, Heal Faster workshops to Kaiser Santa Clara. They give presurgical patients tools and techniques to reduce preoperative anxiety, organize psychological support, lessen the use of pain medication following surgery and enhance the healing process.

My Credentials

Medical school	University of Edinburgh Faculty of Medicine, Edinburgh, Scotland
Internship	Victoria Hospital, Fife, Scotland
Residency	Charing Cross & Westminister Medical School-med., London, England
Residency	Victoria Hospital, Fife, Scotland
Residency	Kingston Hospital, Surrey, England
Post Graduate Training	Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD

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