Dr Ron Grant has been a part-time Senior Lecturer in the School of Rural Medicine at University of New England since 2013. He currently tutors medical students in years 2 & 3, primarily in Problem Based Learning tutorials, having previously performed the same task when the School of Rural Medicine first established the Joint Medical Programme from 2008, 2009. He also teaches some clinical skills to both years 2 & 3. He is a recently retired General Practitioner, having been a hospital based doctor from 1979-86, then a GP in Armidale from 1986-95 and again from 1998 till 2012, with a stint in between with the Australian Antarctic Division in 1995-96 at Davis Base. He has always claimed to be a clinician and so has not had time to publish book chapters or journal articles. He has helped supervise students in his work in General Practice over many years. He has six wonderful adult children and eight very interesting grandchildren, which may help to explain the lack of publications....... MB.BS (University of NSW) 1979, DipRACOG (1986)

Patient centred health delivery. Examining the lived experiences of patients, carers and Health care professionals within a chronic illness situation. Socio-psychological determinants of recovery in chronic illness and the impact of service provision.