Gary Grant
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About
Gary Grant is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of neurorehabilitation and health technology innovation. His work spans two critical domains: advancing functional recovery after spinal cord injury and transforming hospital pharmacy operations through robotics. Grant’s most impactful contribution, “Non-invasive approaches to functional recovery after spinal cord injury,” has garnered 56 citations, establishing him as a key voice in identifying therapeutic targets and multimodal device interventions for neural repair. In parallel, he leads groundbreaking implementation research on pharmacy automation; his longitudinal study on robotics acceptance, using the Extended Technology Acceptance Model (22 citations), reveals how staff attitudes evolve during technology adoption in Australian hospitals. His time-in-motion study further quantifies how robotics streamline medication supply chains, offering evidence for public health system efficiency. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Grant demonstrated remarkable adaptability by repurposing asynchronous video interview software for virtual pharmacy OSCEs, ensuring continuity in competency assessment. This work highlights his commitment to bridging clinical practice, education, and technology. With a career defined by translational impact—from spinal cord recovery to automated dispensing—Grant’s research continues to shape both patient outcomes and the future of pharmacy practice.
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