Mark Morgan

Professor Mark Morgan is a distinguished academic and clinician at Bond University's Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine, where he serves as Associate Dean for External Engagement and Professor in the Department of General Practice. With extensive experience in both clinical practice and research, he has established himself as a leader in primary care research and policy development in Australia.

• Professor at Bond University, Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine
• Associate Dean for External Engagement
• Chair of the RACGP Expert Committee for Quality Care
• Active researcher with numerous recent publications

Professor Morgan's research interests span multiple critical areas in primary care including patient safety, management of patients with multiple long-term conditions, shared decision making, and deprescribing. His work bridges clinical practice and health policy, with significant contributions to understanding how healthcare systems can deliver better outcomes for patients. His research often focuses on translating evidence into practice improvements within general practice settings.

His recent publications demonstrate expertise across diverse areas including antimicrobial stewardship, medication safety, end-of-life care in general practice, and the management of multimorbidity. The research output shows a strong trajectory with increasing publication activity in recent years, particularly in high-impact areas of primary care.

Professor Morgan actively contributes to national health policy through his roles on the Health Care Homes Implementation Advisory Group and the Medicare Benefits Review General Practice and Primary Care Clinical Committee. His policy work focuses on improving healthcare systems, digital health record safety, and medical benefits scheduling.

As an educator, Professor Morgan teaches within Bond University's Medical Program and holds a Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education from Flinders University. His educational expertise complements his clinical and research activities, creating a comprehensive academic profile that strengthens medical education at Bond University.