Barry McGrath
Barry McGrath is Associate Professor in the School of Rural Health at the University of Melbourne. He works in rural primary health care and researches the interactions which take place in medical consultations. The purpose of this research, which is collaborative and funded by the ARC, is to enhance the teaching of communication in medical education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Recently presented work includes:
McGrath, B., Freebody, P., Freiberg, J. 2002. Conversation Analysis Applied to the Auditing of GP Consultations: What was Old is New Again. General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, 30th and 31st May 2002, Melbourne.McGrath, B., Freebody, P., Freiberg, J. 2002. Conversation Analysis: A New Voice for General Practitioners. The Australian Association of Academic General Practice Research Meeting. 31st May and 1st June 2002, Melbourne.