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Matthew Grant

Assistant Professor

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Matthew is a Palliative Medicine Physician, GP/Huisarts and Senior Researcher. He is currently an Assistant Professor at the Centre of Expertise in Palliative Care Utrecht, Department of General Practice and Nursing Science, UMC Utrecht. His research is focused on better integration of primary and informal care at the end of life. He is involved in a broad array of research projects collaborating with researchers throughout the Netherlands, Europe, and Australia. Matthew is the co-chair of the Primary Palliative Care reference group for European Association of Palliative Care.

After completing his training as a GP in Australia (2014), Matthew embarked on a further three year specialisation as a Palliative Medicine Physician (2016) in Melbourne. After finishing this training he worked at St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne as a staff specialist, combining this with research. He continues this clinical work in the Netherlands, as a Palliative Medicine Physician...

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Mo has a cough and is short of breath Matthew Grant, Jonathan Honigh
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE, 2024, vol. 612, p.20-23
General practice utilisation by Australian cancer patients in the last year of life Matthew P Grant, Damien McCarthy, Chris Kearney, Anna Collins, Vijaya Sundararajan, Joel J Rhee, Jennifer A M Philip, Jon D Emery
Family Practice, 2024, vol. 42
Factors influencing deprescribing in primary care for those towards the end of life Maike S van der Waal, Saskia Ccm Teunissen, Allegonda G Uyttewaal, Cathelijne Verboeket-Crul, Hanneke Smits-Pelser, Eric Ct Geijteman, Matthew P Grant
Palliative Medicine, 2024, vol. 38, p.884-892
Correction to M. Grant, D. McCarthy, C. Kearney, A. Collins, V. Sundararajan, J. Rhee, J. Philip, J. Emery
Supportive Care in Cancer, 2024, vol. 32
Primary care usage at the end of life M. Grant, D. McCarthy, C. Kearney, A. Collins, V. Sundararajan, J. Rhee, J. Philip, J. Emery
Supportive Care in Cancer, 2024, vol. 32